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Are you considering a career in software quality assurance engineering? It is an exciting field that can offer great job security, work flexibility, competitive salaries, and the chance to work in any…
The phrase that appears in the subtitle of this post was said by Michael Bolton: The problem is not that the test is the bottleneck. The problem is that you don't know what is in the bottle. That is …
What does code quality look like in mechanical terms? Multiple books have been written on the subject, so I won’t attempt to explain in-depth. But to give an overview, high-quality code is code that c…
During software development, different types of defects/bugs show up with the software. These bugs/defects are identified by testers and resolved by developers throughout the development process to de…
I recently talked to Michael Lynch, an ex-Googler and ex-Microsoftie who now runs his own tech start-up, TinyPilot. I asked him about software engineering practices at Google and Microsoft and how the…
Automated tests are a valuable asset in ensuring the quality and reliability of our software. However, it is important to regularly maintain them in order to maintain their effectiveness. If we do not…
Kubernetes and Quality Assurance in the same sentence? Well, contrary to what many people may assume, Kubernetes isn’t just for DevOps. In this article, we’re going to explain the benefits of using Ku…
What is software testing? Software testing is the process of evaluating and verifying that a software product or application does what it is supposed to do. It is an investigation conducted to provide…
Introduction One of the wonderful things about Oracle APEX is that all the metadata of our applications is stored in the database and accessible through the APEX dictionary views. It would almost be a…
🟢So, what the heck actually is this open-source thing? 👉First, This is what I would tell someone who is unfamiliar with the topic and is searching for the gist rather than the intricacies. Open Sour…