Automation in Software Development
Explores how automation boosts software development by reducing errors, speeding up deployments, and ensuring consistent, high-quality releases in …
TL;DR; Relying on manual testing slows releases, overwhelms testers, and lets bugs slip through, making it impossible to keep up with rapid changes. Automation is essential for maintaining both speed and quality in software development. Teams should prioritize moving to automated testing to avoid bottlenecks and improve release reliability.

Every time I hear, “We don’t have time for automation,” I know exactly what’s coming next.
Manual testing is not scalable. If you’re serious about agility, you need automation. Otherwise, your “fast-moving” team is only as fast as the slowest manual test run.
Automated tests are the only way to keep up with change while ensuring quality. No more excuses.
What’s holding your team back from full automation?
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