Tutorials and resources on how to apply test automation in software testing
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The modern software development cycle is increasingly complex, necessitating systems and processes that can adapt and scale swiftly. Companies strive to maintain robust, error-free software solutions by investing in sophisticated software testing methods.
Picture this: you’ve always tested software by checking if it does exactly what you designed it to. Now, imagine working with an AI that writes poems, designs images, or even codes on its own. How do you know if it’s doing a good job? That’s the fascinating challenge of generative AI testing.
As we enter the age of smart technologies, automated testing has become an indispensable part of modern software development. As the demand for quick and reliable testing grows, integrating AI tools into creating test scripts is becoming a standard practice.
One of the most important stages of the development process is software testing, which ensures the quality, functionality and usability of the software application. Traditionally, software testing has relied on manual processes, which can be time-consuming, error-prone, and resource-intensive.
Working in automated testing for over seven years, test automation is becoming a cornerstone of a successful and efficient product lifecycle, especially in the era of the rapid growth of the IT industry and the high pace of software development.
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