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Test Guild

Scary Test Automation POCs Made Easy: Halloween Special With Paul Grossman

About This Episode: Running a proof of concept on test automation tools can feel like a horror movie. Vendors promise […]

k6 MCP, SelectorsHub MCP, Cypress and the Rise of AI Test Agents TGNS198

About This Episode: Is your AI agent inventing locators that break on the next deploy? Can AI really write a […]

BrowserStack Blog

BrowserStack Recognized as a Challenger in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Accessibility

BrowserStack has been recognized as a Challenger in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Accessibility. Discover how we’re transforming accessibility into a continuous, automated workflow with real-device testing and shift-left developer tools.

Mabl Blog

Best Selenium Alternatives in 2026 | mabl

Key Takeaways Selenium still fits teams with mature suites, dedicated framework ownership, and reliable results. Playwright, Cypress, WebdriverIO, and Puppeteer suit different browser, language, and development requirements. Open-source frameworks avoid license fees, while teams manage infra…

How to Build an Agentic Development Tech Stack | mabl

Key Takeaways An agentic development tech stack combines models, orchestration, tools, memory, guardrails, observability, evaluations, and testing for production use. AI and code models power agent reasoning and code generation. The surrounding stack provides context, tools, permissions, workf…

Martin Fowler

Fragments: October 21

Gergely Orosz is frustrated at those that entered his explicitly “No AI” essay competition and used AI. He goes on to say: When I start to suspect some part is AI about someone I don’t know: how can I tell how much of it is? And how much time and effort do I want to invest to figure out? I fe…

Dev.to – Testing

Developing Software with AI: Why Understanding Code Still Matters

Artificial intelligence can help us develop software faster. It can produce an initial implementation, suggest tests, explain unfamiliar code, and assist with debugging. These are practical opportunities whose value depends on the work we need to do. But generating code in seconds and delivering a …

Email Testing Inboxes Compared: What to Use for Signup-Flow QA

Email Testing Inboxes Compared: What to Use for Signup-Flow QA If you test signup flows for a living, you know the bottleneck: every test account needs an inbox, every inbox needs a confirmation link or code, and cleaning up after a test run takes longer than the test itself. Shared test mailboxes…

Scoring Text Similarity With Embeddings, With a Deterministic Offline Fallback for Tests

I keep running into the same wall when I add embedding-based checks to a project: the moment a test needs a real embedding, it needs a network call and an API key. That makes the test slow, flaky, and impossible to run in a fork’s CI where secrets are not available. In this tutorial I want to show a…

Voice AI Numbers Need an Acceptance Test, Not an Accuracy Slogan

Voice AI Numbers Need an Acceptance Test, Not an Accuracy Slogan The short answer Do not accept a voice agent’s handling of phone numbers, account references, dates, claim identifiers, or payment amounts because a vendor quotes one overall speech-recognition accuracy figure. Define the …

Deterministic change reports for motion handoffs

A motion handoff record is a declaration, not the animation itself. That makes it a useful place to automate a narrow comparison without claiming to inspect pixels, SVG markup or playback. In this tutorial, a small JavaScript module reports which declared fields differ between two drafts. The result…

Dev.to – QA

AI Test Case Generator: Turn Requirements into TestRail-Ready Test Cases (Free Prompts)

A new spec lands as a PDF on Monday. By Wednesday you have to hand over test cases in your team’s TestRail format: their column names, their priority values, their ID scheme. You spend two days copying requirement text into rows, and the import fails anyway because one header reads Expected Result i…

Security testing for QA engineers: what Verizon, IBM and OWASP 2025 tell us

Security work is moving closer to testing. Breaches are costly, attackers often get in through known weaknesses, and US employers keep hiring in the field. Here are three public sources (Verizon, IBM and the US Bureau of Labor Statistics), plus the OWASP Top 10, and what a tester can take from them….

ISTQB CTFL Exam Format Explained: Questions, Time, Pass Mark

The ISTQB Certified Tester Foundation Level (CTFL v4.0) exam is a 60-minute, closed-book test of 40 multiple-choice questions, and you pass at 65%, or 26 of the 40 available points. Every question is worth exactly one point, there is no negative marking, and the questions are drawn from the six chap…

Playwright Email Tests Need a Clock Skew Matrix

Email tests often fail in a confusing way: the application says a verification message was sent, but Playwright cannot find it yet. A retry may pass seconds later. That looks like a random browser problem, while the real defect is usually an unstated timing contract between the app, the mailbox, and…

Software Acceptance Testing with Playwright Your Client Can Read

Software acceptance testing works best when the person signing off can read the tests themselves. With Playwright, you get there by writing each acceptance criterion as a Given/When/Then step, attaching a screenshot to every step and handing over the HTML report as the sign-off record. Maybe you ha…

Dev.to – Playwright

Test email flows in Playwright without an account

Every signup, password reset and “confirm your email” flow ends the same way in a test: the app sends an email, and your test needs the link or code inside it. The usual result is await page.waitForTimeout(10000) and a prayer. This post shows a pattern that waits exactly as long as needed and never…

You know you can automate screen reader tests right?

There is a common misconception that accessibility testing can only fall into two groups: Some limited amount of static analysis performed by something like Axe Manual testing for everything else, either by yourself, your tester, your AI agent(?), your resident accessibility expert, or hopefully r…

Select one cell per row with Playwright’s new shortcut

Originally published at anton.qa. Playwright 1.64 adds within(), a shortcut for selecting inside each chosen row. A locator (finds page elements) describes which cells or rows to use. Here, the task is checking one item name from every stock row. Use nth(2) to choose the third matching cell. Count…

I Got Tired of Updating Play Store Screenshots. So I Automated It!

A few years ago, I published an Android app called Firecracker Vocabulary Flashcards. Since then, I have added new features, redesigned several screens, improved the user experience, and released numerous updates. But guess what? The screenshots on the Google Play Store were still showing the old …

I turned the most common causes of flaky tests into 3 debugging exercises. Free sample inside.

I’ve done a lot of QA automation interviews on both sides of the table. The best signal I ever got from a candidate was not a Q&A answer. It was watching them open a broken suite and work out why it was broken. So I built a few small practice projects for that. Each one is a tiny app plus a Pla…

Yazılım Test Mühendisliği Bülteni – 25 October 2026