Michael Bodnarchuk

Agile teams move fast — QA must keep pace. The problem? Manual test cycles drain time. Disconnected testing tools create bottlenecks. Test results live in scattered spreadsheets while developers push code daily. Your QA team scrambles to validate new features, but the development cycle won’t wait.

Unit tests catch bugs before they reach production. But only if your tools make testing easy. Yet, the developers skip unit testing when frameworks feel clunky. Test suites become outdated. Code quality suffers.

The process of creating and delivering software is speeding up, and automation testing has become one of the critical aspects of continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD). Automated tests are able to process thousands of cases in minutes and generate lots of valuable data.

Modern software testing is a complex and multifaceted stage in software development, aimed at ensuring the solution meets all functional and non-functional requirements. However, the real-world data sets leveraged in the process often fall short of the QA teams’ expectations. Such data is hard to acquire, should be curated to fit each use case to […]

Cypress changed how developers think about end-to-end testing. Fast feedback loops, real-time reloads, and a developer-first experience made it a popular choice for modern web testing. But as teams scale, the cracks start showing.