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testing

Development Practices

Why I Always Check Out and Test PR Branches Locally

Local testing for pull requests is a crucial step before approval. It helps confirm requirements and ensure code works as intended.
Exploratory Testing

Onboarding Newbie Testers: Turn Interns into App Quality Champions

What if instead of seasoned professionals, you have newbie testers? What if they’re college interns, new hires, or even friends and family?
Exploratory Testing

How I Used Testing Techniques on Chatbots

I've tested websites and apps for many years. Could the techniques and tips and tricks from these be used for testing an AI Chatbot?
C#

Rapid Unit Test Setup in C# using Theories and Array Manipulation

Have you ever worked with a theory before? Today, we’ll test C# code using theories and array manipulation and examine a use case.
Test Driven Development

Test DynamoDB with Jest Shelf

Jest’s DynamoDB shelf is a small utility that wraps DynamoDB Local and makes it incredibly simple to spin up a temporary instance.
Development Practices

How To Write Cypress E2E Tests That Aren’t Flaky

Writing reliable Cypress E2E tests isn't always straightforward. Learn practical tips to make your tests more stable and less flaky.
Exploratory Testing

QATesting is Not Possible!

When something is in the Quality Assurance (QA) column, it means the app has been put on the QA drive for QA to do QA on. Right?
Exploratory Testing

Tips for Unit Testing in Front-End Frameworks: Part 2

In the second installment of "Tips for Unit Testing in Front-end Frameworks," we'll determine our testing prerequisites.
Test Driven Development

Test Your Software or Your Users Will

End users don't know or care about acceptance criteria! The only useful measure of the product quality is the user experience with it.
C#

Here’s How to Use Bogus to Populate Your Test Data

A fake data generation library like Bogus streamlines your testing workflow and ensures your tests use realistic-looking data.
Exploratory Testing

Jest Setup: Gotchas with Next and MUI

If you're setting up UI tests with Jest and React Testing Library and then adding in NextJS and Material UI, watch for these three things.
Exploratory Testing

What Does Giving a Project “a Quick Lookover” Mean for a Tester?

Sometimes, testing is introduced late in a software project, and I'm asked to "give it a lookover" for any serious issues. Here's my approach.

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