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Mutation Testing and why we don’t need it

 

Downbeat Quality Freak Concerns

 

License Expired

 

Lindy’s Law in Test Automation

by T. J. Zelger, March 12, 2023 When I developed my first “robot” 20 years ago with the goal to automatically test the software so that my team didn’t have to do the same manual tests every day, there were at most a handful of product…

Nightmare Acceptance Test

 

AI Adventures in Babysitting

 

Time to illuminate

 

Revealing moment for robotic lawn mowers

 

The final rollout

 

Cheerful debugging messages and its consequences

Over a year ago, we tested the automated printing of a clerk’s signature on letters being sent to doctors, lawyers, etc. There were some issues where the signature was missing, that’s why we marked the defective signature-template with a debugging te…