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A Software Testers Guide to Agile
Set yourself up to make an impact as an agile QA
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Learning and Development Lead
My main aim is to help software testers turn their vast knowledge and skills into bite-sized chunks suitable for the community to digest.
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Our virtual software testing conference of 2020
Diana Dromey
The talks from when we gathered for our software testing conference in Philadelphia
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The relationship between Exploratory Testing and Automated Tests
Emily O'Connor
For the advancement of software testing and quality engineering
Unclear requirements equal hidden bugs. Let Keysight Generator with Gen AI parse the acronyms & deliver instant coverage
In financial services and other integration-heavy environments, testing is often blocked by API dependencies. Test data is missing; third party sandboxes are not always reliable; microservices compound the challenge.
On the 1st & 2nd of October 2025 we're back in Brighton for TestBash: the largest software testing conference in the UK
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