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10 lesser-known and unexpected books to improve your testing
Go beyond roundups of best software testing books and explore books from other disciplines like cognitive science, systems thinking, and experience design.

What is the Definition of Done?
Discover what Definition of Done (DoD) is, its role in QA, along with how (and who) should collaborate to establish a shared understanding of the DoD.

Software testing training: which option is best for you?
Discover various software testing training resources along with guidance for choosing the best course, training, or certificate for your goals, learning style, and budget.

From capital to village: A QA engineer's bug investigation
QA engineer Alena Lutsik walks us through a investigation into what caused a strange bug that confused a small village and a country capital.

Web development complexity is increasing, but is UX getting any better?
Websites require more dev resources to build and more browser memory than ever before. With rising dev costs and slower page loads — is the complexity worth it?

Testing Mixtapes with Eric Terry
Explore how Eric Terry leverages emotional intelligence in his work as a Director of Quality Control.

End-to-end testing: A complete guide
Gerald Weinberg, author of the classics The Psychology of Computer Programming and Introduction to General Systems Thinking, once quipped, “If builders built buildings the way programmers wrote programs, then the first woodpecker that came along would destroy civilization.”
Decades later, in 2009, Jeff Atwood, founder of Stack Overflow, wrote, “I've

Introducing the revamped Qase newsletter: Qase Studies
TL;DR: Qase’s revamped newsletter is a curated collection of all things QA, designed to share knowledge and start conversations. We’ve opened up subscriptions to the entire community — not just Qase customers. We’d love to earn a spot in your inbox and learn what you’d like