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Your Automation Is Green. Your Risk Is Red: The Dunning–Kruger Effect in software testing
Why confidence without competence is the silent risk in quality engineering Software testing is not just a technical activity. It is deeply human. Behind every missed bug, false confidence in coverage, rushed release, or production incident, there is often not just a technical gap, but a cognitive one. One of the most powerful psychological patterns…
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5 AWS Services Every Tester Should Know
Introduction If you’re a tester and haven’t explored AWS yet, you’re missing out on a world of possibilities! As testing evolves beyond traditional boundaries, cloud platforms like AWS are becoming essential tools in every tester’s toolkit. But here’s the thing—AWS has over 200 services, and knowing where to start can feel overwhelming. Good news! You…
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Using AWS S3 for Test Data Management
Using AWS S3 for Test Data Management: A Test Engineer’s Guide Hey there, fellow Test Engineers! If you’re like me, you’ve probably spent way too much time hunting down test data—CSV files scattered on your desktop, JSON payloads buried in old emails, or worse, trying to recreate datasets from scratch because someone “forgot” to save…
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My Six Year Old Vs Alexa
Hello Peeps, Welcome to another blog. I will sharing be sharing my experience on watching my kid using Alexa better than me! We all knew that AI is everywhere and it’s unavoidable in certain situations. Last year, Testsigma sent me an Alexa along with the Swags. Immediately after unboxing my kiddo took it away from…
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