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Self-healing Tests

Introduction The idea of self-healing tests emerged as a response to the growing complexity and challenges in software development and testing. As software systems became more intricate, manually identifying and resolving errors or failures became increasingly time-consuming, error-prone, and costly. This further led to exploring automated testing techniques that could proactively detect and address issues …

How to Improve QA Efficiency?

Improving QA (Quality Assurance) efficiency is critical in modern software development, particularly in an Agile and competitive ...

Impact of AI on Engineering: What the Future Holds for Engineers

Artificial intelligence, once a domain of science fiction, is now a cornerstone of the IT industry. From automating mundane tasks ...

Test Plan Template

“Plan your work and work your plan” — Napoleon Hill. This philosophy holds even in software testing. Of the many artifacts ...

7 Most Common Engineering Bugs and How to Avoid Them

Software bugs may seem harmless when seen in isolation. However, even a seemingly minor software error can have catastrophic ...

How to Become a QA Manager?

Today, the role of a Quality Assurance (QA) Manager has become increasingly vital to the success of software development teams. ...

Why Appium sucks for end-to-end tests in 2024?

Mobile automation has become an essential factor of modern software development, driven by the rapid growth and adoption of ...
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