In our last post, we looked at how to evaluate the flood of AI-generated tests taking over modern pipelines. Given how fast AI developments are moving across software engineering, looking ahead to the next shift does not contradict what we discussed about test quality. It is simply a reflection of how quickly the ground is [...]
🖥️ A New Look for the Testuff Desktop Client The Testuff Desktop Client has a brand-new look. After many years with the same interface, we’ve completely refreshed the desktop client UI with a modern design. We also took this opportunity to improve UI-related performance and behavior, including the way the client uses the Testuff [...]
When AI Tests Pretend to Work For years on this blog, we talked about the pain of not having enough tests. QA teams were always racing against the clock, trying to write scripts before the release ship sailed, worrying about what was slipping through the cracks. Now the problem is flipped upside down. Give an [...]
V3.14 Release Highlights 🚀 Create Labs Directly from Requirements Planning your testing from requirements just became easier. You can now create a Lab directly from a requirement, including its complete structure. When creating a Lab from a requirement, sub requirements are automatically turned into corresponding sub labs, preserving the structure you created in your [...]
Release Highlights 🤖 AI-Powered Run Prioritization in Lab Speed up your testing with intelligent execution order. You can now prioritize tests within a Lab run using AI. The prioritization engine analyzes multiple factors to determine the most relevant execution order, helping your team find critical issues earlier and make the most of every test [...]
For as long as software has been developed, there has been no shortage of voices demanding that quality assurance reinvent itself. We have participated in these discussions for twenty years on this very blog, tracking the various waves of automation, shift left methodologies, and continuous testing demands. The call to pivot is a familiar one [...]
For thirty years, the entire discipline of automated testing lived inside a comfortable binary truth. You provided a specific input, you dictated an exact expected output, and you commanded the machine to compare them. If a single character deviated, the test failed. It was clean, unforgiving, and perfectly suited for deterministic code. But walk into [...]
Release Highlights 📄 New: ISO Docs Format for Reports You can now generate RTM, STD, SRS, and STR reports using our new ISO Docs format. Designed to support standardized documentation practices, this feature lets you export audit-ready, professional reports directly from Testuff, saving time and reducing manual formatting effort. 🤖 AI-generated tests are now [...]
For years, the software industry has focused on one goal above almost everything else: increasing development speed. We have spent decades removing friction from the process of building software. Development environments improved, deployment pipelines became automated, cloud infrastructure eliminated provisioning delays, and test automation dramatically reduced the time required to validate changes. Every major advancement [...]
The World Cup has started again. It always brings that familiar mix of noise, anticipation, and too much football everywhere you look. It’s one of those moments when the whole world feels slightly in sync for a while. Back in 2010, during the World Cup in South Africa, we wrote a post comparing football teams [...]
