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The relationship between Exploratory Testing and Automated Tests
The relationship between Exploratory Testing and Automated Tests
I have a sixth sense for bugs, probably due to my experience as a dev (introducing them)! I love to learn and read. Playwright fan-girl.
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Our virtual software testing conference of 2020
Check out these resources to gain the skills and abilities to come up with great test ideas and design adaptable tests
The talks from when we gathered for our software testing conference in Philadelphia
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