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The better you get at Testing, the more dangerous the problems you find become.Source: Tatyana Kazakova
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How People Talk About AI Agents vs. How They Actually Use AI AgentsEveryone: “AI Agents are going to autonomously transform the way we work.” Also everyone: “Hey Agent, can you summarize…
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TCS starts putting monitoring tool on laptops to track employees, report saysTCS has reportedly installed a monitoring tool on employee laptops that can track application usage and time spent,…
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Two new practice pages just dropped — Element Playground & API PlaygroundIf you have ever wished you could actually test your locator instead of just guessing, this one is for you. Element…
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Invite friends, earn XP — the QA Bash Referral Program is liveKnow a QA engineer who would love this place? Bring them in — you both win. Every member now has a personal invite…
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QA Bash Platform Bug Tracker is now liveEvery bug is an opportunity to make QA Bash better. We're excited to launch the QA Bash Bug Tracker . Found an issue?…
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Re-engineering STLC in 2026The traditional STLC is evolving. Modern QA teams are moving beyond test execution by combining AI agents, TestOps,…
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Grok Build is Now Open Source - xai-org/grok-buildYou can also extend it with skills, plugins, hooks, MCP servers, and subagents—or run it completely local-first using…
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Looking Behind Playwright's MagicFolks who want to understand internals - read about how the whole chain of work happens when locator.click is called in…
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AI Assurance: A Comprehensive Testing Strategy for Enterprise AI SystemsSharing a piece of gold that most testers have probably never come across 😛 Not a blog. Not a LinkedIn post. An actual…
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AI-assisted test generation — real productivity boost or just hype?Over the past few months I've been experimenting with Claude and GitHub Copilot for test case generation at work. Mixed…
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Playwright trace viewer completely changed how I debug failing CI testsBefore trace viewer, debugging a CI failure meant adding console.log, pushing, waiting 8 minutes for CI, repeat.…
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How I structure conftest.py files across a large monorepo — the pattern that worksAfter three rewrites, here's the conftest.py structure that finally works for our monorepo (4 services, ~800 tests):…
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My journey from manual QA to SDET — what actually made the differenceThree years ago I was doing entirely manual testing — exploratory testing, test case execution in Jira, bug reports.…
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Playwright vs Cypress in 2026 — which would you pick for a greenfield project?Starting a new web app project next month and we're deciding between Playwright and Cypress for E2E. The app is a React…
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We migrated 300 Selenium tests to Playwright — here is what surprised usAfter 8 months of incremental migration, our entire Selenium suite (Java + TestNG) is now Playwright + TypeScript. A…
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Why our team chose to stay with Selenium instead of migrating — and we do not regret itEvery few months someone on our team brings up migrating to Playwright. We've evaluated it twice now and decided to…
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REST API testing checklist I have refined over 5 years — share yoursHere's the checklist I run through when writing API tests for a new endpoint. Not exhaustive but covers 90% of what…
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WireMock vs MockServer vs custom mock — what we tried and what we keptWe needed to mock 3 external APIs for our integration test suite. Tried three approaches over 6 months: WireMock -…
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