A Map to the Bugs
Living near Hollywood, I frequently pass stands selling Maps to the Stars. Being in QA testing, of course, what I’d rather have is a Map to the Bugs. Too bad that’s not possible. Wouldn’t that be great, though? Open my map, drive a few blocks, and there’s a bug...
Are Flaky Failures Putting You in Automation Hell?
You’ve spent months setting up your test automation, making it perfect, making it automatic so you can press a button and find out if your build passes. And what happens? Failures! Not real failures, that would be fine—that’s the whole point of testing. No, you’re...
How Did Facebook Cut Its Testing While Finding Bugs Faster?
It sounds too good to be true – cut the amount of testing and find bugs faster. But this is exactly what Google and Facebook do using a technique called Regression Test Selection or Predicative Test Selection. Of the thousands of automated tests that companies have...
AI for QA Isn’t What You Expect
Whenever I tell people that Appsurify has developed AI to make QA testing faster and smarter, they get excited. They inevitably imagine the magic button that unleashes bots to find every bug automatically. Fortunately or unfortunately, the magic button remains mostly...
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