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Releasing buggy software can seriously hurt your reputation. A dedicated QA team is ideal, but not always realistic. So, how do you ensure quality? This post explores different QA approaches, from building an in-house team to outsourcing and even having engineers handle testing. We'll weigh the pros and cons of each to help you find the best fit for your budget and needs. Whether you want to hire a dedicated QA tester, a whole team, or explore other options, we'll cover it all.

We are thrilled to announce the biggest release we’ve ever done at MuukTest, which we believe will advance the Software QA and testing industry years into the future. Introducing Amikoo, our AI agent that automatically designs and automates a robust regression test suite for web applications.

Master preceding sibling xpath to create reliable, flexible locators for web automation. Learn practical tips and examples for dynamic element selection.

Enhance your API testing workflow with FakeStoreAPI. Learn how to use this tool for efficient testing, automation, and generating realistic test data.

Generative AI today brings a quantum leap in the world of software engineering, revolutionizing how an entire industry operates. The software testing revolution will start with its people. Roles such as testers, automation engineers, test managers, and architects, will apply AI to change software testing. At the end of the day, AI and testing both need each other.

The only thing more painful than watching flaky automated tests fail is watching teams struggle to write those flaky tests in the first place. Let’s face it: test automation is hard to develop. It’s essentially a distributed system built on top of half-baked features that cause race conditions with every interaction, and test data is its own nightmare. It’s no wonder that so many automated test cases end up having so many problems. Even seasoned developers often struggle to write them well.