Quality Assurance in software development
Flaky tests — automated tests that sometimes pass and sometimes fail without any changes to the code — are one of the biggest pain points in modern test automation. They consume time, slow down CI/CD pipelines, and erode confidence in test results, forcing teams to rerun tests or ignore failures that might be real issues. […]
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In software development, the terms QA and tester are often used interchangeably. While they are closely related, they do not mean the same thing. Understanding the difference is important for building effective teams and setting the right expectations around quality. At a high level, a tester focuses on finding defects in the product, while QA
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More and more software teams—especially those working in DevOps and CI/CD environments—are choosing to operate without a dedicated QA or tester role. This approach often raises concerns and misunderstandings. Does it mean testing is neglected? Does quality suffer? In practice, teams without QA are not teams without testing. Instead, quality becomes a shared responsibility, embedded
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