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Tool Vendors Answer Your Questions
MoT asked tool vendors your pressing questions during 30 Days of Testing Tools, read their answers!
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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We recently explored systems thinking as part of testing and quality, book recommendations came up as part of it.
A treasure trove of resources on how do deliver effective workshops.
A collection of the Open to Work Testing Trends we are conducting within MoT.
With servers in >250 cities around the world, check your site for localization problenms, broken GDPR banners, etc.
Create, run, and maintain web and mobile tests with no-code, AI-driven automation in the cloud
Discover how integrating SAST with comprehensive test management enables your team to ship safer software sooner.
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