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r/softwaretesting
41k members
r/softwaretesting is a subreddit with 41k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is large in size.
Resources and discussions about software testing and software quality assurance (QA).
Popular Themes in r/softwaretesting
#1
Advice Requests
: "Manual QA of 8 years stuck in a rut, looking for some guidance"
28 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "URGENT!! I am a manual tester of more than 13 years of experience but recently my company has warned everybody to learn some programming language or we will be fired. I have to name my programing language by tomorrow. They will conduct a review/test after two weeks."
6 posts
#3
Solution Requests
: "Any good AI QA tools for web apps specifically frontend that does not require coding?"
5 posts
#4
Opportunities
: "Anyone from Canada? How can my situation be improved?"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/softwaretesting
#1
Testing
: "Burning out of Testing"
95 posts
#2
Qa
: "More examples of structured Qa knowledge from companies"
73 posts
#3
Career
: "Career advise for mid age software tester"
43 posts
#4
Automation
: "Manual QA, trying to get into Automation, what path do you recommend ?"
41 posts
#5
Interview
: "Got bottled in Interview very bad"
21 posts
#6
Job
: "Finally got a Job offer after career break and 15+ years of experience"
12 posts
#7
Istqb
: "Passed my Istqb Foundation exam just now"
11 posts
#8
Ai
: "Any good Ai QA tools for web apps specifically frontend that does not require coding?"
9 posts
#9
Selenium
: "How Can We Improve Our Automated Testing Approach? (Selenium + Jenkins Setup)"
8 posts
#10
Api
: "Why Is Api Regression Testing Always So Frustrating?"
8 posts
Member Growth in r/softwaretesting
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+10k members(34.0%)
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