Many of us would be familiar with the Gimli Glider incident involving Air Canada’s flight 143 in the year 1983. It is a classic example that showcases why verification should be done from various angles, not just repeating the same procedure twice or more. That’s key in effective verification. Double-checks are good. ‘Are we sure?’ […]
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Heya folks, did you get your computers out of that blue screen? 😉 (Psst…I wanted to emphasize the importance of testing!) As they say, “Life happens when you are busy making plans!” Here I was, meticulously planning to address some deep challenges in the ‘most spoken about’ (er…’hyped about’) LLM security, and bang, comes in
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As a technology professional, if someone is not aligned with what’s going on in the Generative AI space, there’s a lot they are missing out, which they might regret later that they had missed the bus, even if it is arguably a most-hyped about bus! I decided to focus on Cybersecurity in 2024, and I
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Tracy Bannon brought up an interesting point in LinkedIn while highlighting the importance of human oversight when building software with the help of GenAI. Let’s unpack this aspect a bit in this article when we talk about humans in SDLC. I have no qualms about using GenAI where it is applicable. As someone mentioned, it
Patrick Debois and myself have interesting conversations about DevOps, and AI tooling in DevOps, in Twitter. Sometime last month, I decided to ping him to see if we could do a podcast for the Software Testing and Quality Talks channel about DevOps and GenAI. Patrick kindly agreed, and we had a very lively and interesting
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Developer observability is key in a world driven by the ability to fix things quickly. There are two key enablers that one needs to look at in this arena. Let’s talk about them in this article. If you had asked me some fifteen years back about fixing issues on the fly in production, I would
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I know you would have been enthralled by the article’s title, and probably be looking for a SaaS service for Software Quality! If things were that easy, it would have been solved decades back, and no, I am not talking about that when I say “As A Service – Software Quality”! Software Quality is engrained
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The problem of plenty is real in the profession of Software Testing. Clearly that’s not an understatement. I don’t need to show you research data about how testing field is overcrowded. There are new entrants, as well as there are established testers from different parts of the world. If you are about to hire software
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Recently I wrote about using AI as an assistant in Context-Driven testing. We will explore more in this blog about this topic, as we delve into the topic of “Software Testing: Machine Learning For Prioritizing Tests”, and look into a bit more detail of how to use Machine Learning for the same. Areas to look
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Fostering positive working relationships is key in today’s diverse and distributed work environments. Every tiny bit of effort helps in bettering working relationships. No one can be perfect, and there are always opportunities for improvement in every one of us. In this blog, let us look at topic of “Software Testing: Fostering Positive Working Relationships”,
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