Glen Holmes

There is a breaking point in every engineering organization. It usually happens when you cross a certain threshold of test cases or team members. Suddenly, the processes that worked for a team of ten become the bottlenecks for a team of a hundred. Scale changes everything. It turns flat lists

January is usually the month of resolutions. In the software world, that often translates to lofty roadmaps and promises of what’s coming eventually. But in engineering, we don't live in "eventually." We live in the current sprint. We live in the reality of the release cycle where the only

There's a specific kind of exhaustion that comes from knowing exactly what needs to be done, but the tools won't let you do it efficiently. You've got the vision—automated test coverage across three projects, a clean migration path, tests that actually reflect production—but between you and that vision

We’re approaching the end of the year, but we aren't slowing down. If anything, November was about acceleration. We looked at the workflows that engineers use every day and asked: "How can we make this feel instant?" This month, we’re introducing a new architecture for shared logic, a

October was about turning the dial up on confidence. In quality assurance, the greatest drain isn't the work itself. It's the nagging doubt: Did I update all the test cases? Will the AI fail this run? Is this data secure for my next audit? We heard you. This month, we

Q3 was special. We took the feedback, ideas, and friction points from our community and channeled them into a focused push on three core fronts: simplifying your workflow, making our AI an indispensable partner, and giving you enterprise-grade control. The result? Some of our most impactful updates to date. Here's

Consistency in testing shouldn't be a constant struggle. It should be the default. We believe the key isn't to work harder, but to remove the friction that makes the work difficult in the first place. This month, we took a hard look at those time-consuming, repetitive tasks that get in

Shipping fast is great. Shipping fast without breaking things is a modern masterpiece. But creating that masterpiece requires a workflow where quality isn't a speed bump, but a launchpad. The goal is a seamless rhythm between coding, testing, and deploying. Essentially a flow state for your entire team. Let's dive

"You don't see bugs. You see symptoms." Q2 has been a busy quarter in the world of QA. We brought more clarity, control, speed, track and outsmart bugs before they escaped into production.  Let's dive into everything new. AIDEN Gets More Powerful: Export Your Generated Code Your brilliant AI sidekick