
Taking Over an Existing Test Suite: The Five-Step Method
Inheriting a set of test cases that you didn't write yourself follows a specific order: take inventory, assess instability, categorize, fix the top ones, and remove the bottom ones.
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Inheriting a set of test cases that you didn't write yourself follows a specific order: take inventory, assess instability, categorize, fix the top ones, and remove the bottom ones.

A test suite doesn't die the day its author leaves. It dies six months later. How can we measure risk and reduce it before it materializes?

Building an internal tool has never been more accessible. A developer assisted by an LLM can deliver a first version of a tool in a time that would have seemed

Writing a test costs almost nothing these days. Maintaining it, however, does. What an automated test suite really costs, how to interpret a failure, and who sustains it over the long term.

A test that passes does not prove anything without an oracle. Two recent studies show that code coverage says nothing about what a test actually verifies.

AI-generated code is exploding in volume, but its reliability isn't. Discover the harness—the layer that transforms AI models into verifiable evidence in software testing—and why it's becoming the real bottleneck in the production pipeline.

Mr Suricate attending VivaTech 2026, Europe’s largest trade show dedicated to innovation and technology, which will take place from the 17th to the

By 2026, teams that continue to treat QA as a final deployment step are rapidly accumulating quality debt.

Mr Suricate attending JFTL 2026, a must-attend event for professionals in software testing, quality assurance, and application performance.

Mr Suricate SITL: How to Ensure the Reliability of Digital Workflows and Improve the Performance of Logistics Platforms.
In 30 minutes, we'll show you how to cover your critical test cases, detect regressions before your users do, and maintain your test scenarios over time.