10 Years in QA: The Journey I Never Expected to Have
This year I am celebrating 10 years since I started working as a QA. Ten years... It sounds like a lot when I say it out loud. But in my…
How I Passed ISTQB Foundation Level: What Worked, What Didn’t
After nearly 10 years of QA experience across different industries, I finally decided to take the ISTQB Foundation Level exam. This wasn’t something completely new to me. I had been…
QA Spotlight: Taia Dimitrova – How a QA Engineer Built a Telegram Bot with AI and Engineering Thinking
Taia Dimitrova has been an experienced QA Engineer in software testing and quality assurance since 2016.Adept at: - Designing and implementing test plans- Ensuring product and project quality - Proven…
QAlogy Newsletter Is Live! Join Me on a New QA Journey
I’ve got something exciting to share — QAlogy now has its own newsletter! 🎉 For a long time, I’ve wanted to create a space where I can share practical QA…
Celebrating 1 Year of QAlogy: From Idea to Reality
Exactly one year ago, something that had lived in my head for years became reality. QAlogy.com was created. It wasn’t just the launch of a website.It was the beginning of…
What I Learned from Mentoring QA Students
Becoming a professor/mentor was always a dream of mine. It’s one of the main reasons I pursued my master’s degree in computer science — not just to learn more, but…
QA Spotlight: Richard Seidl – Software engineering in the year 2034
Richard Seidl is an expert in the fields of digitalization, agility, and software engineering. As a consultant, coach, and speaker, he works with renowned companies, including Volkswagen, OTTO, Raiffeisen International,…
QA Spotlight: Anastasia Engelhardt on How Photography Helped Her Become a Better QA
Anastasia Engelhardt is experienced in manual and automation testing for web, mobile, and APIs. During her career, she worked on both well-structured projects and those requiring QA process setup from…
Code Fails & Epic Glitches: The Most Interesting Software Bugs Ever
Software bugs can be frustrating, costly, and even dangerous. But some of them turn out to be hilarious! Here is a list of some of the most interesting software bugs:…