The Day GitHub Copilot Fixed My Code… and Introduced Three New Bugs Last month, I was reviewing a pull request from one of our automation engineers. The code looked fantastic. Clean methods. Proper naming. Reusable functions. Good comments. Exactly the
AI Is Creating Smarter Automation… and Lazier Testers
The Biggest Risk in Software Testing Today Isn’t AI. It’s Testers Who Have Stopped Thinking. A few months ago, I reviewed an automation framework written almost entirely with AI. The code looked beautiful. Clean structure. Perfect naming. Excellent comments. Almost
API Testing is More Than Status Code 200
A Green Status Code Doesn’t Mean Your API Works. One day, a junior QA engineer came to me with a big smile. “All API test cases passed!” I asked him, “How do you know?” He replied confidently, “Every API returned
Testing Beyond Requirements
The Best Testers Don’t Just Test What Is Written. They Test What Can Go Wrong. When I interview QA engineers, I ask one simple question. “If all the requirements are implemented correctly, is testing complete?” Most people confidently answer, “Yes.”
Test Like a User, Think Like a Hacker
“Users show you how software is used. Hackers show you how software is abused. Great testers understand both.” One lesson I’ve learned after 13 years in software testing is this: If you only test like a user, you’ll miss security
Automation Doesn’t Replace Thinking
“A test script can click every button on the screen. But it cannot ask, ‘Does this actually make sense for the user?’” After spending more than 15 years in software testing, I’ve seen one common misunderstanding. People think automation is
Testing Starts With the Mind, Not the Tool
“A tool can execute instructions. Only a tester’s mind can ask the right questions.” After spending more than fifteen years in software testing, I’ve learned one lesson that no certification, framework, or automation course teaches. Testing is not about Selenium.It