*I believe blog posts should be human generated, so AI hasn’t been responsible for this shoddy mess (ahem, technical musings). Note I am not available for any reviews of the latest tools and review only those which I feel like looking into, so please don’t ask! In my previous post I spoke about a fewContinue reading “Creating an AI-Assisted Test Framework in Under Two Hours”
Author Archives: Beth M
Exploring AI Tools and their Applications
The learning never really stops does it. I’m actually enjoying having a go at different tools at the moment, and trying to make it all make sense in my head. Strategically, I want to be able to articulate how AI can support those in quality engineering, particularly around test automation. Here are a few thingsContinue reading “Exploring AI Tools and their Applications”
Good Things I Read or Saw This Week 07.01.2024
I’ve heard recently that a lot of folks use blog posts as a bit of a memory aid π€ π§ They link to stuff they’ve read or perhaps want to read later while its fresh in their mind so they can go back and look later down the line. I’m going to try this outContinue reading “Good Things I Read or Saw This Week 07.01.2024”
2023 Last Minute Gifts For Software Testers
Finally getting round to Christmas shopping? Realising you havenβt got time to order something and get it delivered in time for the big day? No probs! Here are a few ideas for thoughtful techy gifts that can be bought and shared instantly – no p&p or next day delivery charge in sight whoop! π HereContinue reading “2023 Last Minute Gifts For Software Testers”
Postman’s Postbot: AIs for your APIs
Beth reviews the current 4 AI implementations within API Testing and Development platform Postman
5 Ways Postman’s Postbot AI Can Help Your Testing
In this post, Beth shows 5 ways Postman’s beta feature AI assistant “Postbot” can help testers to improve their testing in Postman.
5 Key Takeaways From AgileTDUSA ’23
In this post, Beth talks about her recent experiences at AgileTDUSA in Chicago.
A Software Testers Love Letter to QVC: What The Shopping Channel Can Teach Us About Quality
For many many years now I’ve loved the shopping channel QVC. And I’m with Fenton Bailey here, I refuse to be apologetic about it. They have been going in the UK for 30 years, far longer than most technology companies and certainly longer than most TV programmes. I don’t actually enjoy physically going round theContinue reading “A Software Testers Love Letter to QVC: What The Shopping Channel Can Teach Us About Quality”
5 Reasons You Should Consider Creating A Software Testing Portfolio
5 Reasons You Should Consider Creating A Software Testing Portfolio
ChatGPT for Bespoke Test Data Generation
In this blog post Beth Marshall outlines a process she has created for using ChatGPT to generate bespoke test data.
