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Test Guild
Shiplight, New Vibium Release,Pydantic AI and Playwright and More TGNS194
About This Episode: Is 60% of your week going to Playwright maintenance? An AI wrote you hundreds of tests but […]
Cypress Blog
Cypress Ambassador Spotlight: Sehani Chathurangi
Welcome back to the Ambassador Spotlight series! Each edition, we shine a light on one of the testers and builders shaping the Cypress community and the people in it sharing their knowledge through blogs, talks, and everyday community support. Curious about the program itself? Learn more here. This…
New: Finish Cypress Cloud runs faster with the Run Completion API
Starting now, all Cypress Cloud plans can use the Run Completion API, allowing the Cypress Cloud run to finalize immediately at the end of test recoding, instead of staying open for new tests. Here’s why that’s important and how it can save you time. Cloud runs can have multiple groups of tests …
Martin Fowler
Making Your Data Ready for Agentic AI
Lots of organizations are excited about what AI can do to streamline their processes, save money, and juice margins. But AI’s capabilities are founded on the data that AI accesses, and for many organizations that foundation is little more than sand. Pramod Sadalage and Prem C…
Fragments: August 24
I was listening to Ezra Klein’s interview with Helen Toner about the recent OpenAI hack of Hugging Face and the subsequent discovery that there were swarms of agents inside OpenAI doing unsanctioned activities. One of the points Klein made was that at no point did any of these (thousands of?) agents…
Fragments: July 6
Last week, Thoughtworks ran a second Future of Software Development Retreat, this time in Europe. As with the previous event, I’ll be sharing some fragmentary thoughts on this. There were five parallel streams, so I could, at best, only attend ⅕ of sessions. This isn’t an event that forms conclusion…
Building Reliable Agentic AI Systems
One of the most interesting projects my colleagues have done with LLMs has been building a system with Bayer to allow pharmaceutical researchers to query decades of information about studies buried in PDF reports. Sarang Sanjay Kulkarni describes its evolution from keyword-based se…
Fragments: June 16
“Prag Dave” Thomas (co-author of the outstanding “Pragmatic Programmer”) has loved programming since he was young. Programming was how I could express myself. I wasn’t an artist. When I sing, dogs howl. When I draw, friends say, “Very nice. What is it?” I didn’t connect particularly well with pe…
Dev.to – Testing
Your Model Calls Got Slower. Run git bisect Before You Blame the Server
Say your dashboard looks like this. Tuesday: 180 ms per call. Wednesday: 1.4 s. No model upgrade. No endpoint change. Retries grew. The dashboard blamed the server. The server blamed the weekend. Model latency regressions are rarely model regressions. They are request-shape regressions. A prompt te…
The Smallest Safe Change: Capture Behavior, Refactor, Ship
The smallest safe change is the one you can revert without pain. Characterization tests make that possible. This workflow turns a legacy function into a locked baseline. The Messy Function Legacy code is a black box. You cannot trust your reading. You can trust captured behavior. Here i…
An LLM Can Infer the Rule You Forgot — in One Dimension
A few weeks ago I wrote about a world model that passes every test and still loses. The finding I was most confident about in that work was the pessimistic half: LLMs perform rule translation, not rule inference. They faithfully encode rules you tell them, and they don’t reliably infer rules you mer…
The abort guard that lied: a verification check that returned {} and refused a valid send
The abort guard that lied: a verification check that returned {} and refused a valid send The abort guard that lied 2026-08-30 · automation · 5 min We run an agent that submits proposals on a freelance marketplace through raw Chrome DevTools Protocol. Before it clicks the final send button, an ab…
Developer Testing Publication
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Dev.to – QA
Best Sites to Get Paid for Testing Apps
Best Sites to Get Paid for Testing Apps Introduction In 2026, earning money online is more accessible than ever. This guide covers real methods that pay — no fluff. Methods That Work Microtasks — small tasks on SproutGigs, earn crypto or PayPal. Airdrop Farming — join tes…
Best Sites to Get Paid for Testing Apps
Best Sites to Get Paid for Testing Apps Introduction In 2026, earning money online is more accessible than ever. This guide covers real methods that pay — no fluff. Methods That Work Microtasks — small tasks on SproutGigs, earn crypto or PayPal. Airdrop Farming — join tes…
Best Sites to Get Paid for Testing Apps
Best Sites to Get Paid for Testing Apps Introduction In 2026, earning money online is more accessible than ever. This guide covers real methods that pay — no fluff. Methods That Work Microtasks — small tasks on SproutGigs, earn crypto or PayPal. Airdrop Farming — join tes…
Best Sites to Get Paid for Testing Apps
Best Sites to Get Paid for Testing Apps Introduction In 2026, earning money online is more accessible than ever. This guide covers real methods that pay — no fluff. Methods That Work Microtasks — small tasks on SproutGigs, earn crypto or PayPal. Airdrop Farming — join tes…
Best Sites to Get Paid for Testing Apps
Best Sites to Get Paid for Testing Apps Introduction In 2026, earning money online is more accessible than ever. This guide covers real methods that pay — no fluff. Methods That Work Microtasks — small tasks on SproutGigs, earn crypto or PayPal. Airdrop Farming — join tes…
Dev.to – Playwright
Building One Tap for PingFederate, Part 3: An Automated Narrated Demo Video
Authentication demonstrations are difficult to record reliably. A live flow depends on cookies, existing sessions, certificate trust, test passwords, and network timing. It can also expose credentials or tokens in a recording. For this project, I built a deterministic presentation that explains the…
Playwright Course in Hyderabad with AI at Test Bug IT Solutions
Playwright Course in Hyderabad with AI at Test Bug IT Solutions Modern software development is moving toward faster, smarter, and more reliable testing. Playwright with AI is becoming an exciting skill for students, freshers, and QA professionals who want to build practical automation testing expe…
I built a source-to-clipboard test for documentation code blocks
A documentation code block can render correctly while its Copy code button silently changes the text. A trailing newline, a tab converted to spaces, a zero-width character, or Unicode normalization may be invisible on screen but still matter to a shell command, configuration file, or source example….
Playwright Email Testing: A Real End-to-End Tutorial (No Mocks)
Most “email testing” advice ends at stubbing the send call. You assert that your app tried to send a message, and the test goes green. That leaves the interesting half untested: whether the message actually left your infrastructure, whether the template rendered, and whether the six-digit code insid…
You Were Handed Testing and No One Trained You: A Developer’s Field Guide
Your team moved testing to the left. That is the industry’s word for it: shift-left. Testing that used to happen at the end, done by a separate QA team, now happens earlier, done by the people writing the code. On my most recent project, that meant the developers. Most had never opened Playwright. …
Medium – Software Testing
Black, White, or Grey? Choosing the Right Software Testing Strategy to Ship Faster and Break Less
Software launches are exciting — until a critical bug hits production and users (or worse, paying customers) discover it first. A banking…Continue reading on Medium »
Playwright Chronicles: Crafting Elegant Automation in JS/TS from Scratch — Part 48: From Setup to…
In the 47th edition of this series (Playwright Chronicles: Crafting Elegant Automation in JS/TS from Scratch — Part 47: Scaling Playwright…Continue reading on AI & QA Nexus »
Can You Trust an LLM to Fix a Broken Locator?
A measured study of multi-provider LLM consensus as a locator-healing signal — and why Automation Sandbox keeps the LLM out of the…Continue reading on Medium »
QA Interview Questions: The Testing Concepts Every Tester Should Know
Testing interviews are not just about definitions they’re about how you think when things get tricky. Here’s a full guide built from real…Continue reading on Medium »
Test Passed Means Nothing — You Need an Eval, Not an Assertion
Why a green test tells you nothing about an LLM application, how to design evals from error analysis, and how to wire them into CI/CD as a…Continue reading on Medium »
TestSigma Blog
Feature Testing: A Complete Guide (Definition, Types, Process, and Best Practices)
Every software release is a bet. You’re betting your new feature works flawlessly, won’t break existing functionality, and will actually solve the problem it’s meant to. Feature testing is how you stop gambling and start shipping with confidence. Start Testing with Testsigma |…
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