Cypress, Playwright or WebdriverIO
Playwright or Cypress for component and end-to-end testing? Which tool has the edge today and when a change is really worthwhile.
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Latest Episodes
Conversations with testers, developers, and coaches who work in the field.
Fuzzy Testing
Fuzzing sounds like chaos, but it's a method: How random input systematically reveals security vulnerabilities and why targeted test data is more useful than pure chance.
Synthetic test data
Anyone who builds test data manually or derives it from production data risks GDPR problems and hardly finds any new bugs. How synthetic generation solves this.
The age of autonomics
Autonomous systems are not only changing technology, but entire job profiles. Why computer science alone is no longer enough.
Legacy modernization
Who modernizes legacy code when there are no experts? RAG-based AI draws knowledge directly from legacy code - and makes subject matter experts replaceable.
HUSTEF 2025
260 submissions for 36 slots: Why HUSTEF is one of Europe's top-rated software testing conferences and what the anniversary year 2025 has to offer.
From the test factory to QA coaching
Eight people, 100 applications, a test manual that nobody read: How a QA team ditched the control function and replaced it with coaching.
Nudging for more security
85 percent of cyberattacks start with a human error. How nudging leads users to safe behavior without forcing them.
Nonviolent communication in software testing
Nonviolent communication has four components: Observation, feeling, need, request. What this looks like in everyday testing.
Business-driven test automation
Insurance salespeople test releases themselves - with the right tools and coaching, it works. How a Center of Excellence can do this in three minutes per release.
Implementation as a test oracle
If you calculate target values for 2,500 signals manually, you lose the connection. How a reference implementation as a test oracle solves this.
Learning with simulations
If you really want to understand agile working, you don't need a slide - you need a board, cards and a round of simulation.
Test plans made easy: Lightweight test strategies
Test plans that end up in a drawer don't help anyone. How a modular QA toolkit is changing that and why it will soon be open source.
Testing with the Robot Framework
32.000 Slack members, 700 libraries, a budget of 250,000 euros a year: how Robot Framework remains so vital as an open source project.
Podcasts in the software testing area
Why do most podcasts die after seven episodes? Continuity beats perfection - and how conferences become a topic turbo.
Testing enterprise software correctly
Anyone who configures SAP always tests side effects. Why enterprise testing needs different rules and how experts without a testing background can still get fit.
Testing microservices
From a sluggish monolith with hours of end-to-end testing to fast microservices: Which test strategy really works for this.
Informal networks in the company
Informal networks are not created on command, but they determine how quickly teams adapt and whether trust grows or not.