Software Testing Anti-patterns · Codepipes Blog

9/1/2018

This blog post discusses common anti-patterns in software testing. It highlights various mistakes and bad practices that can occur during the testing process, such as relying solely on manual testing, neglecting to automate tests, and not incorporating testing early in the development cycle. The article emphasizes the importance of effective test design, maintaining proper test coverage, and utilizing appropriate testing tools and frameworks. It concludes by urging software testers to be aware of these anti-patterns and strive for better testing practices in order to improve the overall quality of software.

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