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Learn what acceptance criteria are, the various types, and their purpose. Then, explore best practices for and examples of well-written criteria.

Don’t start your code review process documentation from scratch. Use our code review checklist as a foundation for a more efficient and thorough code review process.

Testing Mixtapes: quality beats, curated by testers is an interview series by Qase. For each interview, we ask leaders from the QA, software development, and testing industries to share a little about themselves, dig into a topic they’re passionate about, and create a mixtape that matches their vibe. So

Pair programming is a software development method where two programmers work together at one workstation. Learn how it works and how to leverage it.

Black box and white box testing are distinct methodologies with opposing objectives. However, they can complement each other to improve testing effectiveness. Black box testing evaluates an application from the user's perspective, while white box testing examines the code and internal design. This article explores both methods, their types, techniques,

Example mapping is a technique to help give shape to your requirements. Explore this visual and written guide to learn how it works and how to use it.

Automated tools tend to promise programmers and development teams faster, more efficient workflows, but relying solely on automated code review tools won’t guarantee you high-quality code. Automated code review is the process of using software tools to automatically analyze source code for issues such as bugs, security vulnerabilities, and

Code review is a standard part of the software development process in many companies, but in many cases performing code reviews is inefficient or even illogical. For this article, I’ll focus on only pull-request-based code reviews. With pull-request code reviews, a developer works on some code and then sends

Explore the practice of dogfooding and learn how it can positively impact software and product development across industries.