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Time vs. Quality: Why we should Rethink Deadlines in Software Development
Which is more important in software development: delivering a product as quickly as possible or delivering the best possible product? I believe the latter is more important.
In this blog post, I'll explore why we should reconsider our approach to software development, particularly regarding the balance between quality and time. Quality should always take precedence over speed.
Debugging Your Learning Process: 7 Common Mistakes Every Software/QA Engineer Should Avoid
Are you passionate about continuous learning and self-improvement but do not make the progress you want to? In my latest blog post, I talk about the 7 common mistakes that software engineers and QA professionals often make when learning new skills. Whether you're an experienced developer or just starting out, this post offers valuable insights and practical advice to enhance your learning journey. Discover how to avoid these pitfalls and adopt effective strategies for mastering new technologies and skills.
The HeadSpin Scandal: Are AI Testing Tools Overhyped?
In this blog post, we explore a unpleasant moment in the testing industry: the HeadSpin scandal. Discover how this controversy has cast a spotlight on the promises and realities of AI-powered testing tools. Are these innovations truly revolutionary, or are they just clever marketing? Join mes as we unravel the truth behind the headlines and examine what it means for the future of software testing.
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The Most Catastrophic Software Bugs in History [Part 1 ]: Therac-25’s Deadly Software Tragedy
In this series, we explore the most catastrophic software bugs ever recorded, starting with the Therac-25 tragedy. Praised as a cutting-edge medical device, it turned into an instrument of harm due to a simple software bug. On March 21, 1986, a routine cancer treatment became a nightmare, resulting in severe injuries and ultimately, a tragic death. This incident serves as a important reminder of the life-or-death stakes involved in software testing in medical devices.