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Test Guild
AI Agents Passed the Tests. Real Devices Didn’t. with Nick Metcalfe
About This Episode: Cloud device farms make it easy to get started with real device testing. But what happens when […]
Playwright MCP vs CLI, Mutation Testing and AI Agents Flying Blind TGNS196
About This Episode: Playwright MCP or CLI: which one’s really eating your AI budget? If you had 12,000 green unit […]
Applitools Blog
The Morning Report: How Applitools MCP Kills Test Maintenance Overnight
Turn hours of tedious test triage into a 15-minute morning brief. Khoi Le explains how the Applitools MCP server pairs deterministic Visual AI with AI coding agents to automatically correlate visual diffs against recent code changes—killing test maintenance backlogs overnight. The post The Mornin…
BrowserStack Blog
Beyond compliance to readiness: What EN 301 549 v4.1.1 means for your accessibility strategy
Europe’s EN 301 549 v4.1.1 update adopts WCAG 2.2 across web and mobile ICT. Learn what changed, why leading teams are building readiness before formal mandates, and how BrowserStack helps validate accessibility across real devices and testing workflows.
Cypress Blog
Skip tests that pass on the current build: Re-run optimization in Cypress Cloud
When Cypress detects a CI rerun, it can now skip the work that already passed and run only what failed, so you get to green faster, burn fewer CI minutes, and record fewer billable test results. Re-runs with few failures can skip 99% or more of the tests that would have re-executed. It works out-of-…
Mabl Blog
Our PR gate has just 17 tests, and here’s why | mabl
A regression gate goes red. Nobody believes it, so someone reruns it. Once developers are asking whether the problem is their code or the tests, the gate has already lost its authority. We treated that lost trust as tech debt and set out to win it back. That meant choosing the right user journeys, …
Autonomous Software Testing and Agentic Testing Explained | mabl
Key Takeaways Autonomous software testing is broader than test generation. It can support planning, execution, maintenance, analysis, and escalation across the testing lifecycle. Human oversight remains necessary for testing strategy, risk decisions, governance, and release readiness. Agenti…
Martin Fowler
Principles for effective slides
Not every presentation needs slides, but when they earn their place, they work as a visual channel that complements the speaker rather than replacing them. Sumeet Gayathri Moghe sets out the principles that follow from that idea — control over the rate of knowledge exp…
Bliki: Sensible Default
A Sensible Default is a practice that, absent some overriding context, should be used when carrying out a certain kind of task. In software development such sensible defaults might include things like “use version control”, “separate UI logic from domain logic”, “automate deployment pipeline…
Fragments: September 29
Simon Willison: The more time I spend working with coding agents, the more convinced I am that they make software engineering even harder We can do amazing things with them, but unlocking their full potential requires extraordinary discipline and knowledge This has been a constant impressio…
Dev.to – Testing
I ran my accessibility checker against gov.uk. It found 72 violations — all of them were mine.
I built a Chrome extension that checks pages against the automatable parts of WCAG 2.2 AA. This post isn’t really about the extension. It’s about what happened when I stopped trusting it. The control group Once the checker worked, the first thing I did was point it at gov.uk. The UK gove…
Agentes LLM: presupuesto de fallos en herramientas de email
Un agente LLM que trabaja con email puede fallar de varias maneras antes de que el evaluador lo note. Puede consultar demasiado pronto, repetir una llamada que ya tuvo éxito o leer un mensaje correcto de una ejecución anterior. Al final vemos un resultado rojo, pero no sabemos si falló el modelo, la…
A partner-side QMS rollout playbook — five phases I run the same way at every client
When I run a QMS rollout now, I run it the same way every time. Five phases. Same kickoff memo. Same deliverables checklist. Same exit criteria. The first three rollouts I did, I improvised — and every improvisation taught me something the next client had to pay for. This is the partner-side flow I …
Your automation says it worked. Three ways it is lying to you.
I spent a day chasing a problem that did not exist, because my scripts kept reporting success. Here are the three failure modes I hit, all in the same week, all silent. 1. The check that matched the wrong element I had a script that clicked a button, then verified the result by searchin…
Aymen, Altavista360 : automatiser la relation client sans perdre de vue le résultat
Bonjour DEV, Je m’appelle Aymen et je porte Altavista360, une activité de relation client, de centres d’appels et d’acquisition. Je m’intéresse à la façon dont l’IA et l’automatisation peuvent rendre ces services plus utiles et plus fiables au quotidien. Je ne présente pas l’autonomie complète ni u…
Dev.to – QA
Equivalence Partitioning & Boundary Value Analysis: Cutting Test Cases Without Cutting Coverage
Testing teams often drown in an ocean of possible inputs. Two classic techniques—Equivalence Partitioning (EP) and Boundary Value Analysis (BVA)—let you pick representative values that still exercise every logical path. Below is a quick guide to applying them together, with a concrete example and pr…
API contract testing without Pact’s overhead: a lighter workflow for small teams
Consumer-driven contract testing is a good idea that small teams consistently fail to adopt. The Pact implementation in particular asks for a lot: consumer test suites generating pactfiles, a broker (hosted or self-hosted) exchanging them with provider verification, can-I-deploy checks, and a discip…
Scenario testing for REST APIs: writing user-journey tests from OpenAPI
Single-request testing answers a narrow question: does this endpoint, given these inputs, return this status right now? It cannot answer the question that actually breaks releases: can a user complete the job? A user never calls one endpoint. They create a resource, wait for it to become ready, atta…
Day 4: A 200 is not done — write API tests like a user walks the product
Here is the most common API test in the world. Send a request, assert status 200, call it green. It proves a route exists and the server did not crash. It does not prove that a user can complete a single task in your product, and it will happily stay green while the integration is completely broken….
The Tester’s Edge: Why QA Minds Build Better Software with AI
Code got cheap. Judgment didn’t. When AI can write a working feature in minutes, the scarce skill is no longer writing code. It is knowing what the code should do, who it is for, and how it will fail. I spent my career in software QA. Now I build and ship my own products, mostly alongside AI. Som…
Dev.to – Playwright
Browser Use vs Skyvern Self-Hosted: Setup, Trade-offs, and Completion Verification
Why we evaluated Browser Use and Skyvern We did not bring Browser Use and Skyvern into our lab to see whether an agent could click a button in a polished demo. We wanted to answer a more expensive question: can either system complete a recurring login-to-download workflow without creating a perman…
How I Built a Zero-Cost Opportunity Radar with Python and Playwright
Most “opportunity radars” are dashboards that show you the same noisy feed everyone else sees. I wanted the opposite: a small, boring pipeline that watches a handful of sources I actually care about and only pings me when something matches. No SaaS bill, no paid APIs. Here is the architecture, the …
Testing on production without polluting your data (and the day my tests voted 8 times)
Every release of Cá Viên Chiên ends with the same step: walk every changed flow on production, in Chromium and WebKit, at phone and desktop sizes, in both languages. Co-op rooms run on the real room server, share codes come from the real API, rewards are written to the real database. That’s a lot o…
Should your Playwright page object use a getter?
Originally published on anton.qa. A page object groups reusable actions for part of your app. For example, a checkout page object might expose its Save button. Should it store that button’s locator in a field? Or should a getter create the locator when you need it? A locator describes how to find…
Electron cookies say “unspecified”, Playwright only knows “Lax”, and the mapping logged everyone out
Notifio is a desktop app that watches rental search pages and tells you the moment a new listing shows up. It runs on your own machine against your own browser profile, because that is the only arrangement where nobody else gets the listing first. You can see the product side of that argument on not…
Medium – Software Testing
How to write a bug report developers can act on (with a free template)
Most bug reports are not wrong. They are just not enough. “Checkout is broken” is true, and it starts a conversation instead of a fix…Continue reading on Medium »
Two Users Clicked Save. One Update Disappeared.
Playwright testing for real project workflows: isolated sessions, stale forms, and conflict recovery that protects both users’ work.Continue reading on Women in Technology »
adb install -r doesn’t kill your app, so your screenshot is a lie
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A verification step that can pass while the bug is present is not a verification step
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Agentic E2E Testing Without Giving Up Determinism
Agents require end-to-end testing framework with a pragmatic answer: mix deterministic test APIs and agentic steps in the same test, and…Continue reading on Medium »
TestSigma Blog
Testsigma Quality Awards 2026: Quality Champion of the Year – Yasna Adhikari, Hansard Global
The Testsigma Quality Awards are in their second year. Quality work is invisible when it goes well, and nobody sends a note about the release that didn’t break. Every World Testers Day we fix that for a few teams. Nominations came in across all four categories this year, from customer QA teams…
Testsigma Quality Awards 2026: The Everyone Tests Award – Space42
The Testsigma Quality Awards are in their second year. Quality work is invisible when it goes well, and nobody sends a note about the release that didn’t break. Every World Testers Day we fix that for a few teams. Nominations came in across all four categories this year, from customer QA teams…
Testsigma Quality Awards 2026: Best Use of Agents in Testing – IndusInd Bank
The Testsigma Quality Awards are in their second year. Quality work is invisible when it goes well, and nobody sends a note about the release that didn’t break. Every World Testers Day we fix that for a few teams. Nominations came in across all four categories this year, from customer QA teams…
Testsigma Quality Awards 2026: The Quality Bar Award – Spacewell
The Testsigma Quality Awards are in their second year. Quality work is invisible when it goes well, and nobody sends a note about the release that didn’t break. Every World Testers Day we fix that for a few teams. Nominations came in across all four categories this year, from customer QA teams…
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