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Andrew Brown emphasizes that technical debt comes from choices teams make under constraints. Learn more on this podcast ...

Progress in testing often comes from trying new ideas, even when they fail. Learn more on this podcast with Bart Knaack.

The introduction of test automation has changed how test cases are captured. Many test teams manage test cases in the test automation code and no longer manage the test cases in a test case management ...

Lalit introduces Agentic QCSD and shows why simply speeding up old processes is not enough. You will discover how AI agents can amplify your thinking, expand your analysis, and support smarter quality ...

AI tools can help you code faster, but they can also tempt teams into shipping code they do not fully understand. David explores how vibe coding and vibe testing lead to avoidable bugs and technical ...

The term “project management” provides a clear enough description of the term – manage a project that is assigned to you. While this meaning is accurate to a great degree, it isn’t as clear when the ...

Kristoffer and Isabel bring together research findings and real-world testing experience. This conversation digs into what it really means to trust AI, how teams approach automation today, and what ...

An approach to software development called “green software development,” sometimes referred to as “sustainable software development,” emphasises environmental sustainability and reduces the impact of ...

Chhatrapati Shivaji (Maratha king) was one of the most progressive and sensible rulers in the history of India. We have heard countless stories of his victories when his tactics and practicality ...

Test automation is the secret weapon of modern software development, but not all tests are created equal. Imagine choosing the perfect set of test cases for automation as if you were curating a fine ...

According to Wikipedia, a framework is an abstraction in which software providing generic functionality can be selectively changed by additional user-written code, thus providing application-specific ...