The problem of occupational burnout among people due to the lack of interest in the tasks assigned or the unevenness of the assigned load has been extremely acute these days. And the field of software testing and software quality assurance is not an exception for this issue. This article proposes some practical tips on how QA engineers and software testers can deal with burnout.
Selenium 4 brings a brand-new Grid, full of features and great things! Selenium Grid 4 has a new flexible architecture, allowing you to run it in a fully distributed mode, in the traditional Hub/Node mode, or in the simple Standalone more.
The Pacific Northwest Software Quality Conference (PNSQC) was founded in 1982. PNSQC provides a two-day technical program and a one-day workshop during the fall conference with the aims to increase the awareness of the importance of software quality. In 2022, PNSQC should take place October 10-12 in Portland, USA.
Appvance, a promoter AI–driven software testing technology, has announced that it has secured $13 million in Series C funding to accelerate global expansion and product roadmap development. This round is led by US growth equity firm Arrowroot Capital with participation from existing investors including Javelin Venture Partners and TRI HoldCo.
Self-Healing Tests is an approach in which machine learning helps with the maintenance of automated tests. Self-Healing, the automation of test automation, recognizes changes in the “system under test” and automatically adapts the test execution so that the tests remain functional.
Creating a mobile game has never been easier, but releasing a product with many bugs will just ruin your reputation. This article provides five tips and tricks for testing mobile games.
Object orientation (OO) is not a trendy concept anymore, but it hasn’t certainly lost it values. The purpose of the book “Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Tests” is to integrate the development of object-oriented software with the Agile testing Test-Driven Development (TDD) approach, more specifically in Java. It starts with an introduction to TDD and the open source testing tools (Junit, jMock2) that will be used in the examples.
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