In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) writes code, reviews pull requests, and even generates tests, how does the standard Testing Pyramid still hold up? Has it quietly crumbled under more modern demands?
The software development trend that shifts the target platform from the desktop to web, cloud and mobile applications has fostered the development of load testing services and performance testing tools on the web. It is an obvious option to use web-based and cloud-based load testing tools for applications that can be accessed by web users. This article presents the free offers from commercial web load testing services providers.
People expect apps to react instantly. Tap a button, get a result. Load a page, see it right away. That is the bar now. If it takes too long, users leave. They do not care why it’s slow. They just move on.
TestSprite, a provider of agentic testing tool for AI-native development, has announced the close of a $6.7 million financing seed round, bringing total funds raised to approximately $8.1 million. Trilogy Equity Partners led the round, with participation from both new and existing investors, including Techstars, Jinqiu Capital, MiraclePlus, Hat-trick Capital, Baidu Ventures, and EdgeCase Capital Partners.
In today’s advanced tech sector, creating perfect software involves more than just fixing bugs. It’s an ongoing process based on smart planning, careful testing, and steady improvement.
The Agile Testing Days is an European conference focused on Agile software testing that takes place in Potsdam / Berlin, Germany. Some of the days of the Agile Testing Days are dedicated to tutorials. In the remaining days you will find workshops and presentations about doing software testing with Agile approaches. All presentations are in English.
It appears that one consequence of being a tech lead is that team members consider you the default reviewer for all their pull requests (PR). Though the code review process seems straightforward, there are many aspects that need to be considered.
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