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There is a self-perpetuating stereotype in the world of software testing and development. It’s very much a man’s world. As VP People at Eggplant, it’s a view that I’m constantly …

You’ve tested the latest release of your application, and it works just fine. From a functional perspective, it does everything it’s supposed to. But what if the user experience has …

We recently released the much-anticipated Eggplant Functional 18.2, which includes some truly exciting innovations. Usability Testing. We’ve added a Usability Mode that tests for common problems that, while they may …

Earlier this month, we released Eggplant Functional v18.1. This latest version introduces a variety of new features designed with speed and efficiency in mind, and to bring Eggplant Functional and …

Some of my customers are trying to design an automated script to perform specific workflows with a predicted outcome. Unfortunately, the automated workflow they want to execute has many variations …

Note: Test engineer Reena Kuni and software engineer Bekki Freeman also contributed to this blog. On the Eggplant Functional team, the relationship between Dev and QA is very collaborative. We …

Note: Test engineers Reena Kuni and Jeannette Smith also contributed to this blog. “Works on my machine.” Yes, I’ve said it. Yes, I’ve groaned at myself as soon as it …

This blog is only partially about our newest iOS Gateway 5.0 release with device and simulator support for Touch ID and Face ID (which is super cool, but more about …

The annual Gartner Symposium/ITxpo in Barcelona, Spain, is a great pulse check for what's on the minds of CIOs in large companies (like banks, utilities, telcos, governments). It's not necessarily …

In my last post, I described a test team structure that I've seen several companies (which I think are real thought leaders in testing) successfully implement over the last few …