Rather than spend the time training new hires, why don't colleges let students learn how to test software before they enter the workforce?
How one company's API-first marketing campaign trusts line-of-business customers' knowledge of software.
Who could have expected that Twitter users would use the tool for such important purposes, all on their own volition?
Considering how predictions for information consumption in the future could relate to software testers.
Giving credit to those who change that which no one else thinks to change.
How a product pitch that name-dropped the '2012 API Billionaire's Club' got me thinking about the proper way to describe your API.
There are some great software testing training programs out there, including one with some high-profile backers.
Some call automation the "ultimate goal of agile testing," but it's really one of many goals.
Education in software programming needs to become more readily available and expansive, if students are going to learn applicable skills.
With rapidly increasing software release cycles, quality assurance practices need to change.
