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Development October 6, 2025

Test Case Design Techniques

Designing test cases is just as critical as running them. The right techniques improve coverage, save time, and reduce the risk of defects reaching production. This article breaks down key methods testers can use to build smarter, more effective test cases.

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Will Sanders

Development August 19, 2025

The Pesticide Paradox in Software Testing: Why Your Tests Might Be Failing?

Why do your tests keep missing bugs?
You might be stuck in the Pesticide Paradox, where running the same test cases over and over starts to lose its punch. In this blog, we break down what the paradox is, why it happens, and how to avoid it with smarter, fresher testing strategies.

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Sudha Selvam

AI August 6, 2025

Will AI Replace Manual Testers? The Future of Software Testing

Will AI replace manual testers or reshape their roles entirely? Discover how AI-powered testing tools are changing QA, why manual testing is still essential, and what the future holds for software testing teams. Read on to see how human creativity and AI efficiency work best together.

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Sudha Selvam

AI Introductory July 30, 2025

Improving Content Efficiency with AIRA: AI Features in Xperience by Kentico

Discover how AIRA, the AI-powered assistant in Xperience by Kentico, transforms content creation and management. From auto-tagging images to generating email copy and refining text, AIRA helps marketers and editors save time and boost productivity, so you can focus on strategy and creativity instead of repetitive tasks.

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Glen Sawyer

AI Intermediate July 16, 2025

Sitecore MCP: Your New AI Development Partner

Learn how to bring AI into your Sitecore development workflow with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This post walks through setting up the MCP server, connecting it to Sitecore, and using natural language to create templates and content—making development faster, easier, and more collaborative.

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Andrés Villenas