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Rethinking Software Quality: a New Approach to Testing API
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This session, “Rethinking Software Quality: Why API Testing Needs to Change,” unpacks the challenges of testing API-driven ecosystems, the limitations of conventional QA, and the new pressures created by AI and evolving digital platforms.
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Your QA team runs final regression testing two days before release. Half the critical tests fail: checkout is broken, staging data checks are inconsistent, and a late feature branch introduced regressions. The release is at risk. The instinct may be to patch the failures, delay launch, and move on. But without root cause analysis, the same breakdowns can return.
