Feedback is an essential aspect of software development — and not just any feedback, but timely feedback.  Imagine working on a payment processing app, and an expert test engineer spots a critical mistake in your code. In the input function for customer payments, a specific format for credit card expiration dates

This May,  we made filtering and search more efficienct and introduced API improvements your Automation Engineers will love. We've been busy building features that make test management less painful and give you more control, focusing on what you've told us matters most.  As always, any new feature that started as

The meetups just keep getting better! This time, despite the perfect weather, we had an incredible turnout — with familiar faces returning for their fifth or sixth time and even some attendees traveling in from other German cities. I’m beyond thrilled to see our community growing and staying so engaged.

Appium is an open-source automation framework designed for testing mobile applications. It supports native, hybrid, and mobile web apps across both iOS and Android platforms. With cross-platform compatibility, support for multiple programming languages, and real device interaction, Appium stands out as a flexible and powerful tool for mobile test automation.

Explore how API testing works, why it matters, and how teams can manage bugs, challenges, and processes using the right tools and best practices.

Discover the benefits, challenges, and best practices of QA automation, and learn how Qase streamlines test management for faster, more efficient software testing.

Q1 2025 was a special quarter for Qase, because we ushered in a new era of software testing by launching our AI-powered QA Architect, AIDEN – and that wasn't our only achievement in this quarter. We've also rolled out several powerful enhancements that streamline workflows, improve user experience, and give you

Many years ago, while working at a bank, my team received a sudden directive from the platform team: we were now expected to write end-to-end tests using Selenium, and we were given a yearly goal of 60% test coverage. No one on the team had any experience with Selenium, or

We’ve all seen Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) pushed as the “solution” to every problem. AI can make things faster, but does it really make things better? And more importantly, does it replace the need for human QA work? The latest research has an answer: No, it doesn’t — but