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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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Bugs in production are never pleasant. Use this learning opportunity so no one can ever say, "Customers are better at finding bugs than you."

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Discover techniques for testing generative AI applications and how to ensure reliable, high-quality AI software with robust testing methods.

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Here's what I've learned about creating an actionable bug report and why this skill is so vital in a development career.

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How do you thoroughly test an app quickly, identifying and reporting all bugs? The answer lies in scheduling a Bug Bash.

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Use Cypress requests to validate server responses and ensure network requests complete before tests continue.

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Year end is a great time to review your website for content that isn't fresh or valid anymore, or to delete content that's just outright bad.

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In the real world, your team will have to deal with software bugs. A regular bug triage meeting can help you deal with them.

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So after some time, your backlog might start to have a number of bugs logged in it. What to do about that bug list?

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One of my favorite tools I use while testing is Snagit from TechSmith. (It's also useful when creating user documentation.)

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Being able to look for a pattern, especially a non-obvious one, has been a useful skill and one I still use a lot. Here are few examples.