by Simone Gross | Nov 4, 2019 | QA, Crowdtesting, Testing Reality
Does my software have any bugs or issues? This is probably the most frequently asked question when developing a new product – and if it’s not, then it should be. That’s how important quality assurance is. In times when products are so similar that you can barely...read more by Judith Michel | Sep 27, 2018 | Women in IT, Events, Usability & User Experience, Usability, Career@Testbirds
Last year I was searching for a new job in Munich, and I didn´t use the standard way of sending my application to companies to do so. Instead, I wanted to get more information about companies that caught my attention due to their business models or vacancies. So I...read more by Susanne | Mar 2, 2018 | Trends in Software Testing, Test Automation
Whether you are steering your navigation system in your car by voice recognition or telling your smart speaker at home which song to play, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is behind it all. Machine learning and AI systems have conquered the tech world and drastically...read more by Maximilian | Sep 29, 2017 | QA, Software bugs & malfunctions, Testing Reality, Test Automation
Regression tests usually are initiated when a programmer fixes bugs or adds codes for new functionality for the system. There can be a lot of dependence on newly added and existing functionality. To ensure quality, it is essential to check that the new code works...read more by Bree | Nov 11, 2016 | Terms from the world of IT explained, Software & IT
Testing has been around longer than you would think and by extension software testing isn’t a relatively new concept either. Before markets became more intricately connected and their customers more diverse, businesses didn’t bother ensuring their products were of a...read more 
