The 68 issue of my reading recommendations is fully packed with 6 very interesting blog posts. Thanks to all the bloggers out there writing the great content. This issue include the topics: “Public speaking: lessons learned”, “For testers still living in the waterfall”, “In The Future, We’ll Leave Software Bug Hunting to the Machines”, “Automate Your Tests with Geb, Spock and Groovy”, “People: the Wanz” and “Context-driven testing”.
Enjoy reading the posts and send me new ones that are worth reading and I will mention you and link to your social links or blog.
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In The Future, We’ll Leave Software Bug Hunting to the Machines | MotherboardIn the future, having AI that can help humans find bugs won’t just be practical, but a necessity.
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