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Your app didn’t fail. Your test environment did. In 2026, mobile releases move too fast for “best effort” testing. One OS update, one layout shift, one network hiccup, and suddenly your suite is throwing failures you can’t trust. Your users don’t wait for explanations. They uninstall. This eBook is built for mobile testing teams under pressure:  the ones juggling device fragmentation, unstable emulators, expensive device labs,

Modern software teams are drowning in data yet still flying blind when things break. Logs scattered across tools. Dashboards that don’t connect the dots. Alerts that wake you at 3 AM but don’t explain why your app failed. Traditional observability promised answers, but for many developers, it’s delivered more noise than insight. This ebook explores

You know the drill: It’s 3 AM, your end-to-end tests are failing again, and you’re three coffees deep trying to figure out if it’s a real bug or just another flaky test. Your deployment is blocked, your team is frustrated, and you’re seriously considering a career change – but there’s a better way! Contract Testing

Bridge the gap between API vision and business results Most organizations struggle to translate their API strategy into measurable business outcomes. The problem isn’t lack of vision. It’s execution drift. This comprehensive guide shows you how to overcome common pitfalls and build mature, scalable API programs that deliver real value.

AI is transforming how software gets built—but testing hasn’t kept up. While development has accelerated with smarter tools and shorter cycles, many teams still rely on manual testing, low automation coverage, and fragmented toolchains. As speed and complexity grow, traditional testing methods alone can’t scale. This eBook explores how leading teams are modernizing testing with

Legacy applications remain the backbone of critical systems in industries like finance, healthcare, and manufacturing. But for QA managers, team leads, and testers, these aging systems can be a source of friction – difficult to maintain, fragile to test, and incompatible with modern tools. Many teams are stuck relying on manual testing or inefficient processes,