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Cosmic conversation on how to learn about testing image
Cosmic conversation on how to learn about testing
Explore various strategies and mindsets that promote continuous learning
Half of testers think prompting will impact test case design image
Half of testers think prompting will impact test case design
Where will prompt engineering have the most impact on testing?
Bell curve meme with Excel on both ends. In the middle Jira, TestRail, DevOps, PractiTest, Xray, GitHub, Confluence, Zephyr, Slack, Teams
All the tools - yet Excel prevails

All the tools yet Excel prevails

Jesper Ottosen
Jesper Ottosen
Strategies to simplify your BDD step definitions image
Strategies to simplify your BDD step definitions
Techniques to boost your efficiency for implementation, writing BDD steps definitions and glue code
A meme from a Scooby Doo episode split into halfs. Top half there's a person looking at someone with a hood. Text: What's this? The bottom half shows the hood revealed with the text 'You literally looked a minute ago' and 'ah yeah, sorry'.
The double check

Often when we test we end up checking something twice. Perhaps you're in a regression testing zone, working through a checklist, and forget to mark something up as 'passed'. There's that moment of doubt where we have to go back and check again. I've lost count how many times I've done this in my career. 😅

Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
Are software testers responsible for continuous quality? image
Are software testers responsible for continuous quality?
Share your experience with the community
A large crowd of people sat in a grand auditorium watching a speaker who is standing on the stage. There is a duck and a bug character attempting to hide in the scene.
Where's Bug and Cosmo? – No. 3
Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
Can you find Bug and their buddy, Cosmo? (Cosmo's a duck!)
Critical continuous quality: MoT Weekly – Issue 492 image
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Critical continuous quality: MoT Weekly – Issue 492
What lies at the heart of continuous quality? Find out what's been happening in the testing, QA and quality engineering community and join events to enhance your career. Read this week's MoT Weekly.
Newsletter Issue
Testing Planet newspapers. Top row issue 11 (2024) and a spread of previous ones from 2011-2013
All the Testing Planets
Jesper Ottosen
Jesper Ottosen
Testing Planet newspapers. Top row issue 11 (2024) and a spread of previous ones from 2011-2013
Xray Enterprise - Discover Test Case Designer image
Xray Enterprise - Discover Test Case Designer
Are you ready to level up your test's quality?
Essentials - The Testing Planet News - Episode 06 image
Essentials - The Testing Planet News - Episode 06
Join Simon Tomes for another round of news
6 things folks are doing in communities of practice image
6 things folks are doing in communities of practice
Does your company have a community of practice?
Kiuwan Quality, SAST and SCA image
Kiuwan Quality, SAST and SCA
Code Quality testing for detecting the presence of AI generated code in your repo.
A person holding a copy of The Testing Planet newspaper.
The Testing Planet arrives in Sydney, Australia
Deborah Sherwood
Deborah Sherwood
Living in Sydney meant I couldn't attend Test Bash 2024, which made me sad (too far to travel with family, work etc). However, I jumped a...
A person in a black shirt holds up a sign against a red brick wall in an urban setting. The sign reads 'I'm QA Superhero: Saving deployments one test at a time'. Several people wearing winter hats are visible in the foreground. The image appears to be a variation of a protest sign meme format, but repurposed for software quality assurance humor.
I'm QA Superhero: Saving deployments one test at a time

Christine Pinto
Christine Pinto
Several women are gathered around a circular table in a conference room event space. A man and woman at another table are creating a list of items on paper.
A mysterious list
Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
What list is MoT event producer, Diana Dromey, creating? I can't remember. Yet Ady Stokes was interested in finding out! Meanwhile Louise...
This Week in Testing - Episode 59 - TestBash Special! image
This Week in Testing - Episode 59 - TestBash Special!
Tune into this TestBash special episode featuring live insights from Rosie Sherry, Jenna Charlton, Rahul Parwal and more, sharing advice on community, career growth, and AI in testing
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It’s here! MoT Community Certification
Your contributions to this software testing community matter
News
Heisenbugs: Handling software defects you can't reproduce image
Heisenbugs: Handling software defects you can't reproduce
Reimagine irreproducible "Heisenbugs" as opportunities to strengthen your team's debugging practices
Title: The month looks different, depending on who checks On the left side is written Human and is a screenshot of the calendar from the Wikipedia showing January 2024. On the right side is written Computer and are the HTML elements listed, which are the path in the DOM to the word "January".
The month looks different, depending on who checks

Sebastian Stautz
Sebastian Stautz
A guide to AI in Testing: from basics to advanced image
A guide to AI in Testing: from basics to advanced
This webinar is your personal guide to the world of AI in testing
Two very good people, Jenna Charlton and Diana Dromey, give a sidehug and a big smile for the camera.
Jenna Charlton and Diana Dromey
Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
Two very good people in the testing community, Jenna Charlton and Diana Dromey, at TestBash Brighton 2024.
The sun sets over the sea. A large group of people are gathered in a social space on the beach. Many conversations are happening in different sized groups. There's a buzz in the air. There is a small bug character and a duck character immersed in the scene.
Where's Bug and Cosmo? – No. 2
Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
Can you find Bug and their buddy, Cosmo? (Cosmo's a duck!)
Do you want to learn more about Continuous Quality? image
Do you want to learn more about Continuous Quality?
Make your vote and community commentary count.
Slowly slowly catchy bug: MoT Weekly – Issue 491 image
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Slowly slowly catchy bug: MoT Weekly – Issue 491
What happens when our testing is too fast? Discover many ways to learn from and participate in the testing, QA and quality engineering community. Read it all in this week's MoT Weekly.
Newsletter Issue
How important are important bugs? Over 60% say very! image
How important are important bugs? Over 60% say very!
How long does it take from reporting the bug to a fix being available for retesting?
Is the AI future bright for software testing professionals? image
Is the AI future bright for software testing professionals?
75% of testers are positive about an AI future
A two-panel Futurama Fry squinting meme. In the top panel, the text reads 'Add tests, Implement feature' followed by 'All Tests passed' in green. In the bottom panel, it shows 'Make changes, Run tests' followed by 'All Tests passed' in green. In both panels, Fry has a suspicious, skeptical expression, implying distrust of the consistently passing tests despite code changes.
When your tests are passing but something feels off... 🤔

Christine Pinto
Christine Pinto
🚀 MoT Software Testing Essentials Certificate is here! image
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🚀 MoT Software Testing Essentials Certificate is here!
Early bird pricing ends 22nd of December
News
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  • Beren Van Daele's profile
  • Rosie Sherry's profile
RiskStorming is here!
A guide and deck of cards to help explore risk analysis and quality strategy
News
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