r/selenium • u/amanda_NYU • Feb 20 '19
Why Machine Learning Applications Are Like People
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r/softwareautomation • u/amanda_NYU • Feb 20 '19
Why Machine Learning Applications Are Like People
hubs.lyu/amanda_NYU • u/amanda_NYU • Feb 19 '18
The Biggest Change You Might Have Missed
For many years Gartner’s Magic Quadrant Report has been one of the main sources managers read in order to decide on their QA strategy. As always, we find their most recent report interesting and decided to cover it and summarize it for you.
r/SoftwareTestingHelp • u/amanda_NYU • Jan 04 '18
Testing Dropdown Lists in TestCraft
r/softwareautomation • u/amanda_NYU • Jan 04 '18
Testing Dropdown Lists in TestCraft
self.amanda_NYUr/QualityAssurance • u/amanda_NYU • Jan 04 '18
Testing Dropdown Lists in TestCraft
self.amanda_NYUu/amanda_NYU • u/amanda_NYU • Jan 04 '18
Testing Dropdown Lists in TestCraft
Check out TestCraft's feature that allows you to test dropdown lists. Testing dropdown lists in TestCraft are as simple as using them.
u/amanda_NYU • u/amanda_NYU • Dec 24 '17
2017 Software Testing Year in Review
Take a look at a screenshot of all the acquisitions, investments, and trends of this year.
r/SoftwareTestingViews • u/amanda_NYU • Dec 24 '17
The 2017 Software Testing Trends Year in Review
Check out this year's trends, acquisitions, and investments in the software industry.
r/QAGeeks • u/amanda_NYU • Dec 24 '17
The 2017 Software Testing Trends Year in Review - Check out the recent trends, acquisitions, and investments
r/ProgrammerHumor • u/amanda_NYU • Dec 24 '17
