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June 16, 2026
Content management systems (CMS) are dynamic, fast-changing applications that need reliable automated testing across both the user interface and backend APIs. Rapise is well suited to CMS testing because it combines codeless test creation for non-developers with intelligent locators and self-healing capabilities that reduce maintenance when pages change. It can also handle complex CMS interfaces such as rich text editors, iFrames, and Shadow DOM components, while supporting data-driven testing for bulk content creation, media uploads, and validation workflows.
June 8, 2026
Nordic Testing Days 2026 in Tallinn, Estonia was a timely reminder that the testing profession is not standing still. As artificial intelligence becomes embedded into products, workflows, chatbots, agents, and decision-support systems, the role of testers is expanding beyond traditional verification. We are increasingly being asked to provide something broader and more valuable: confidence.
The conference, held June 3-5, 2026, brought together testers, quality engineers, developers, AI practitioners, and technology leaders under the banner of a community event “by testers for testers.” The 2026 speaker lineup included practitioners from across the testing and quality ecosystem, including Kristel Kruustük, Nicole van Gijn, Jonathon Wright, and myself representing Inflectra.
For me, the experience started even before the conference opened. Tallinn itself provided a fitting backdrop for the conversations that followed. The city is a striking blend of old and new: medieval streets, Soviet-era structures, modern digital infrastructure, and a strong sense of technological identity. That contrast felt highly relevant to where software quality is today. We are taking decades of testing discipline and applying it to a new generation of systems that are probabilistic, adaptive, and often difficult to evaluate using traditional methods alone.
May 28, 2026
As described in this excellent post by Adam Bertram, GitHub is increasingly the right place for modern development: repositories, pull requests, GitHub Actions, Advanced Security, and Copilot-driven workflows. But Azure DevOps is not just a Git host. Many organizations also rely on Azure Boards, Azure Test Plans, structured backlogs, work item hierarchies, dashboards, and release planning.