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100% Test Coverage Means a Bug-Free Product… or Does It?

Imagine this: your team celebrates hitting 100% test coverage on your software project. There’s cake, high-fives, and even a Slack message with dancing emojis. 🎉 But just as the celebrations end, a customer files a bug report. “Impossible,” you think. “We hit 100% test coverage. That means everything works!” Well, here’s the harsh truth: 100% […]

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Turn Your Software Users into a QA Department

Imagine your product as a symphony orchestra. Your QA team is the conductor, ensuring harmony among instruments (features). Developers are the musicians, perfecting their parts. However, even with the most experienced conductor and skilled musicians, it’s often the audience (users) who notice a wrong note. By transforming your users into an active QA department, you […]

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QA Myth Busting: QA Only Happens at the End of the Development Cycle

When it comes to software quality, one of the biggest myths in the software development life cycle (SDLC) is the notion that QA testing occurs only at the end of the development process. While this might have been the norm in traditional SDLC phases, modern software teams have long abandoned this outdated practice. Instead, QA […]

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The Triangle Problem Testing: Simplified for Everyone

At first glance, testing a triangle might seem like a math lesson from school. But in the world of software testing, this simple shape presents an interesting problem that teaches us a lot about testing fundamentals. Whether you’re a software tester, developer, or just curious about how the software works, the Triangle Problem is a […]

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Flaky Tests: How to Avoid the Downward Spiral of Bad Tests and Bad Code

Flaky tests can feel like an annoying mystery novel you’re forced to read every day. One day, the tests are green; the next day, they’re red, and nothing significant has changed. If you’re in the world of software development, you’ve likely experienced this frustration. But even if you’re not, imagine trying to assemble IKEA furniture […]

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To Automate or Not to Automate: A Deep Dive into the Testing Dilemma

Imagine you’re running a bakery. You could hand-make every pastry, carefully decorating each with your personal touch. Or you could invest in a machine that churns out hundreds of perfectly baked pastries every hour. The former is artisanal but time-consuming; the latter is efficient but requires upfront investment and ongoing maintenance. Now, replace “baking” with […]

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The Puzzle of Bug Reporting: Why Is It So Challenging?

Imagine you’re a detective solving a mystery, but the clues are incomplete, and witnesses give contradictory statements. Now replace the detective with a software developer, the mystery with a bug, and the witnesses with poorly written bug reports. That’s the world of bug reporting—a vital but often underestimated component of software quality. Bug reporting is […]

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