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Richard Seidl: 03/12/2026
Exploratory testing fails in most organizations because teams treat it as an excuse to avoid planning—or worse, as a chaotic bug bash that surfaces only surface-level issues. The real power of exploratory testing techniques lies in structured...
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Richard Seidl: 03/10/2026
Testing software usually means trying out a few examples and hoping that the rest works. Formal methods take a radically different approach - they...
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Richard Seidl: 03/05/2026
Software teams face pressure on speed and cost. Quality often looks like overhead until real numbers tell a different story. Testing works like...
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Richard Seidl: 03/03/2026
Large test conferences such as Eurostar thrive on the quality and diversity of their presentations. Here, the program is not created by chance, but...
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Richard Seidl: 02/26/2026
Public speaking in the tech and testing industry is driven by diverse motivations ranging from sharing knowledge and building community to personal...
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Richard Seidl: 02/24/2026
A regulated environment such as medical technology poses special challenges for test automation. Anyone developing machines here needs systems and...
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Richard Seidl: 02/19/2026
Good test automation stands on design that treats test code like product code. Patterns such as Page Object cut duplication and make flows clear....
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Richard Seidl: 02/17/2026
Transforming old software into new solutions is a complex task, especially when test coverage needs to be optimized. One team was inspired by soccer...
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Richard Seidl: 02/12/2026
Impostor syndrome is a persistent challenge in the software industry, often affecting professionals who doubt their abilities despite evidence of...
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Richard Seidl: 02/10/2026
Software development is changing radically. Automation and AI bring new opportunities, but also risks for quality. Especially in the area of low-code...