The autumn 2025 Testnet event in the Netherlands featured keynotes and workshops on AI’s impact on internet authenticity, fostering quality culture in teams, agile testing models, and AI-driven test analysis. Key themes included the ethical use of AI, the importance of communication for quality, and innovative approaches to testing in software development.

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In a world where software testing is full of shifting requirements, tight deadlines, and unpredictable systems. Can we learn from a sport that thrives on uncertainty? More than you’d think. Discover how orienteering yes, running through the forest with a map can make you a different tester.

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How can you manage bearer token expiration in Cypress tests by using the cypress sessions to cache and restore session data. I show in this article my solution to handle session expiration by re-authenticate when needed.

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How can we log in our system that uses keycloak to authenticate for with cypress? I describe my code to log on without the user interface.

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As I embark on my journey to learn TypeScript, a statically typed superset of JavaScript, I’m excited to share my newfound knowledge about typescript.

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We do API testing to ensure that the functionality and reliability of your application is correct. While testing the replies of the REST calls, you need to filter the JSON response data to extract the relevant information.

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One common practice found in many Scrum teams is the use of a test column on their Scrum board. While the intent behind it good, to streamline the testing phase, there are compelling reasons to reconsider the necessity of this column.

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Sustainability is in this era a big topic in the news. While many of us might not immediately associate software testing with ecological preservation, the truth is that software testers play a role in the pursuit of a sustainable future.

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While squashing commits can seem like a tidy way to keep a clean and linear Git history, there are strong arguments for why keeping commit history intact is often the best choice.

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In my last post, I explained the technique of rubber duck debugging, where you can explain your code and testcases to an inanimate object to uncover and resolve issues. This time, i take rubber duck debugging to the next level by using ChatGPT as a virtual rubber duck.

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