Podcast interview about Trowser, a free AI-enabled web browser for software testers, discussing testing tools and AI in testing.
Explores Agentic AI testing in 2026, where AI acts as independent agents to automate and enhance QA processes, and what it means for QA engineers.
Explores why automation testers fail Playwright interviews, focusing on common gaps in understanding the tool's modern architecture and browser contexts.
Analysis of self-healing algorithms in test automation, addressing flaky GUI tests and probabilistic element location.
Explores the concept of 'valuable' in test automation, focusing on what makes feedback meaningful for software teams.
Angular Testing Library introduces a new zoneless subpackage for streamlined testing with a simplified API and better Vitest compatibility.
A developer documents using Claude Code AI to refactor the RestAssured.Net library, focusing on improving code structure and maintainability.
Explores the differences between manual testing and automation, focusing on testability, tooling, and real-world challenges like infinite scroll.
Tips for using AI coding agents to generate high-quality Python tests, focusing on leveraging existing test suites and patterns.
Tips for using AI coding agents to generate high-quality Python tests, leveraging existing patterns and tools like pytest.
A software trainer reflects on running two technical workshops in 2026, covering Behaviour-Driven Development (BDD) and contract testing with Pact in Java.
Explains how to effectively test web application forms by focusing on interaction with browser controls, not the browser itself.
Author announces their accepted tutorial on improving Playwright code at the EuroSTAR 2026 software testing conference in Oslo.
Author announces a new course on test automation strategy, focusing on achieving valuable feedback quickly and avoiding common pitfalls.
Introduces an open-source, agentic approach to end-to-end testing that records user interactions to reduce flakiness and maintenance.
A review and refinement of the five fundamental pillars of test automation, emphasizing core principles over fleeting tool trends.
An introduction to mutation testing, a technique for evaluating the quality and trustworthiness of automated test suites by deliberately injecting faults.
Explores using test-specific equality (Eq) instances in Haskell to simplify unit test assertions for complex data types that lack built-in equality.
Applies the 'less, but better' design philosophy to test automation, arguing for quality over speed and quantity of tests.
A free 6-hour technical web testing course is now available on YouTube, covering fundamentals and practical techniques.
