YTM Bülten – 13 Eylül 2026
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Test Guild
AI Performance Testing: How to Scale Agentic AI with Kandasamy Selvaraj
About This Episode: Everything you knew about performance testing changes when the system you’re testing is non deterministic. In this […]
BrowserStack Blog
Honoring #IconsOfQuality: Debbie O’Brien
To celebrate the relentless passion and invaluable contributions of leaders in software quality, BrowserStack is proud to honour Icons of Quality.
AI x QA Leadership Summit 2026: Building the AI-Native QA Engine
BrowserStack’s 11th QA Leadership Summit runs 23 September 2026, free and virtual. Two tracks: AI strategy and governance for QA leaders, applied AI testing for practitioners. Speakers from AWS, Amazon, Atlassian, KPMG and S&P Global.
Honoring #IconsOfQuality: Keith Klain
To celebrate the relentless passion and invaluable contributions of leaders in software quality, BrowserStack is proud to honour Icons of Quality.
Honoring #IconsOfQuality: Richard Bradshaw
To celebrate the relentless passion and invaluable contributions of leaders in software quality, BrowserStack is proud to honour Icons of Quality.
Cypress Blog
Cypress Ambassador Spotlight: Maksym Donets
Welcome back to another edition of our Ambassador Spotlight series, where we shine a light on the Cypress community members who make testing better for everyone through the blogs they write, the talks they give, and the day-to-day help they offer to fellow developers. Curious about the program? You …
Build custom workflows with Cypress Cloud Webhooks
Webhooks are a new addition to Cypress Cloud, supporting more flexible automation workflows beyond what is built into the platform itself. Learn why we’ve added them and how to get started using them in your project. Integration support in Cypress Cloud Cypress Cloud supports a wide range of int…
Martin Fowler
Social Media Engagement: summer 2026
A quick survey of recent engagement of my posts on social media, indicating which service has by far the most engagement, and which service has seen a precipitous decline since early 2025. more…
Fragments: September 8
Christian Catalini says we’re in a situation where we are vastly reducing the cost of generating things, but not the cost of verifying them:. This explains why the first major AI products appeared in chat, image generation, and code assistance. Not because these were the hardest human problems, …
Do you even need a presentation?
Like me, Sumeet Gayathri Moghe is tired of poor presentations with bad slide decks. He’s started to write a series of posts on how to avoid these calamities, beginning with a post that questions whether a presentation is needed at all. more…
The test suite as a regression sensor
Birgitta Böckeler finishes her post on sensors for coding agents by examining the role of a test suite as a regression sensor, focusing on the role mutation testing can play. more…
The VibeSec Reckoning
Vibe coding has significantly accelerated software prototyping but AI agents frequently recommend insecure configurations, creating security problems. Gautam Koul, Lucian Moss, Neil Drew-Lopez, and Daberechi Ruth Edeokoh share their experience while building applications for …
Dev.to – Testing
FAQ: When the Agent Says Green, Whose Runtime Was That?
Did your coding agent just print a green pytest line? Did that one line almost become a merge decision? I still catch that reflex on tired afternoons. The chat log looks extremely sure of itself. It even pasted a clean test summary block. That summary still never names the actual runtime. …
I Trusted stream=True for 48 Hours. The Client Still Called response.text.
I needed a worker that could follow a chunked event stream without waiting for the remote side to hang up. That sounds like a one-hour job until you notice every test is green and the process is still blocked. Have you ever watched an HTTP client sit quiet while the server is clearly sending ticks? …
Lock Import Side Effects Before One Registrar Extract
Core conclusion Messy packages hide real cost at import time. Extracting a helper without a tape breaks callers. Pin those side effects before any structural edit. Change one registrar only after the tape is green. A free coding model cannot invent missing tests. It can only move code you alread…
Make the Test Diff Boring Before Merging an Agent Patch
Green CI is the wrong merge signal for an agent-authored diff. The useful signal is a classified parent-versus-head test diff: fixture digests that did not move, properties that still fail a known-bad seed, and a freeze ledger whose flake statuses are unchanged. Agent patches fail in a narrow way. …
Reject Model Diffs That Cross Human-Owned Documentation Paths
Core conclusion: a reviewed ownership manifest must list every documentation path as model-draft or human-own. Continuous integration should reject every model-driven pull request that edits any path marked human-own. Human-owned files cover deprecation calendars, support windows, incident language,…
Dev.to – QA
Agentic Testing Is Changing QA: When AI Agents Can Run, Debug, and Retest Your Tests
From CI failure to verified fix: how AI agents can run, diagnose, repair, and retest automated tests. Your test fails at 2 AM in the CI pipeline. You wake up, open the logs, scroll past 400 lines of stack trace, squint at a screenshot, and mutter “is this a locator issue or did the button actually …
How We Stopped Mixing Up Test Cases Across 5 Client Projects
A typical week running QA for multiple clients looks something like this: Monday, a SaaS client needs results by Wednesday. Tuesday, an e-commerce client finds a checkout bug that needs same-day regression. Wednesday, a healthcare client uploads a new feature for next week’s review. Three clients, t…
Top Ephemeral & Burner Email Practices for Mobile App Developers in 2026
Top Ephemeral & Burner Email Practices for Mobile App Developers in 2026 When building user registration flows, OTP authentication, or magic link logins, mobile developers face an ongoing challenge: how to test hundreds of authentication cycles reliably without polluting personal inboxes or fi…
How Developers Can Streamline User Registration & Email QA on Android
How Developers Can Streamline User Registration & Email QA on Android As mobile developers and QA engineers, testing user registration and OTP verification workflows is a daily task. Yet, setting up test accounts is fraught with friction: Real Gmail/Outlook accounts require phone number veri…
VAPT Cost by Asset Type: Web, API, Mobile, Network and Cloud
VAPT cost changes depending on what needs to be tested. A web application, API, mobile app, corporate network, and cloud environment each have different attack surfaces, security controls, and testing requirements. That is why comparing VAPT prices without first defining the asset type can lead to …
Dev.to – Playwright
Playwright Remote Browser Download: What You Actually Install
Playwright Remote Browser Download: What You Actually Install If you searched for a “playwright remote browser download,” you probably want one of two things: a browser binary you can point Playwright at from somewhere else, or a way to stop downloading browser binaries on every machine that runs …
Playwright Uninstall Browsers: Clean Up and Switch to Remote
Playwright Uninstall Browsers: Clean Up and Switch to Remote If you need to playwright uninstall browsers, the command is short: npx playwright uninstall. What takes longer is deciding whether you should be installing those browser binaries at all. Playwright downloads Chromium, Firefox, and WebKi…
I Built a Hands-Free AI Harness for Migrating Legacy Tests
Migrating a large legacy test suite is not a code-generation problem. It is a confidence problem. An agent can translate an old test into modern syntax very quickly. The difficult question is whether it preserved the behavior-and how you can prove that across hundreds or thousands of tests without …
Let’s turn a browser task into a Playwright test
Originally published on anton.qa. This walkthrough teaches one thing: turn recorded actions into a test that checks the result. Our example is a small practice website with a display-name field. The name starts as Alex. We change it to Sam and press Save. We are editing this website, not a Chrome …
None Is Not an Error
I have a small CLI tool that looks up an MLB player’s season stats by name. The lookup used to fail without ever raising anything: if the MLB API had no player matching a name, search_player_id printed “Player not found.” and returned None, and it was on whoever called it to check for that and stop….
Medium – Software Testing
From Self-Healing to Self-Learning: What Should AI Learn From Every Test Execution?
AI in testing is getting better at reacting.Continue reading on Medium »
Shift-Left Testing Sounds Great. Here’s What It Actually Requires
Shift-left isn’t about testing earlier. It’s about discovering risk earlier — before assumptions become code, defects, and production…Continue reading on Medium »
Agentic AI in Software Testing: From Test Generation to Verified Execution
How QA teams can use AI agents to plan, execute, and maintain tests — while keeping quality decisions grounded in evidence.Continue reading on Medium »
Playwright Chronicles: Crafting Elegant Automation in JS/TS from Scratch — Part 50: Mastering Git…
In this special 50th edition of the series, it will walk through the essential steps to connect your local automation repository with…Continue reading on AI & QA Nexus »
Let’s turn a browser task into a Playwright test
Originally published on anton.qa.Continue reading on Medium »
TestSigma Blog
Announcing the 2026 Testsigma Quality Awards Winners
Meet this year’s winners, and hear how they keep raising the bar for quality. Quality work is invisible when it goes well. Nobody sends a note about the release that didn’t break. Nobody outside the QA team can name the person who caught the bug that would have taken checkout down on a F…
Convert Playwright Scripts to Testsigma with Arcus CLI
You already have Playwright coverage. Dozens of specs, maybe hundreds, running clean in CI. The question isn’t whether Playwright works. It’s whether your team wants to keep hand-fixing locators while the rest of QA moves to AI-native testing. Arcus CLI is Testsigma’s answer for te…
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