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Earlier this week, I ran my first two training sessions of 2026. Running these sessions reminded me (once again) that training really is what I enjoy the most and what I do best. Working with a group of engineers, introducing them to new techniques, patterns, principles and tools, and exploring and discussin...


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One of the decisions I made early last year was to pretty much stop contributing to conferences abroad. I’m not going to revisit my reasons for that decision here, if you’re interested in them, you can read the blog post I just linked to.

In that blog post, I ...


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A couple of weeks ago, I published the training page for a brand-new course that I’m looking to run at least a couple of times in 2026. The course is called ‘Valuable feedback, fast’, and in this blog post, I’d like to share a little more about why I created this course, why it is desig...


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I’m not really one to run after all the latest trends and write or talk about ‘the latest thing’ in test automation. Instead, I prefer to focus on the fundamentals of our work, and the role they keep playing in everything we do, even when technology changes (and it does change, all the time).

Recently, in a conversation I had with a fellow tester, they asked me ‘I hea...


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As members of a software development team, we spend a lot of time building products that our end users (hopefully) enjoy using. We also spend a significant amount of time performing testing on these products, as well as on writing automation to support that testing. And the higher the degree of automation in the building, deployment and delivery process, the more trust we pla...


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