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Podcast Software Testing

  • Which tests are useful and sufficient?
  • When is the use of test automation worthwhile?
  • What do good integration tests look like?
  • Testing everything is not possible: How much quality is enough?

Questions that are relevant in software development - development projects are becoming increasingly complex. Networking, artificial intelligence and machine learning are challenging traditional software testing methods. Users also have ever greater expectations in terms of usability, performance and functionality.

Experts from various disciplines of software development share their experiences with you in the podcast “Software Testing” and provide you with the latest tips and trends to significantly increase the quality of your software projects.

Software Testing is the podcast for all developers, testers and project managers who want actionable tips and hacks for more software quality in their projects.

Are you ready for the next quality boost in your software project? Then listen to the first episode now!

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