How to validate response from AI systems – unpredictable output challenges
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a partner in our daily work, research, development, testing … But when AI grow, there […]
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Application Engineering
Build Smarter, Faster – The Rise of Agentic Apps and the Vercel AI SDK
The next generation of AI applications isn’t just generating text; it’s reasoning, planning, and acting to complete complex goals. These
Application Engineering
Getting Started With Gherkin Language and Playwright-BDD for End-to-End Testing
End-to-end (E2E) testing has become an essential part of modern web development. As applications grow more complex, teams need a
How to Check If Your Phone Has Been Hacked: A Quick Guide
Smartphones are now an essential part of our daily lives. We use them for work, entertainment, and staying in touch
Integrating Azure devops MCP Servers into the Testing Process
When working with Azure DevOps Test Plans, I faced several testing challenges:– Manual Context Management: Constantly switching between work items
The Truth About Waiting in Playwright
When I first switched from Selenium to Playwright, I noticed that sometimes the waits in Playwright didn’t behave the way
Quality Solutions
Ensuring UI Consistency Using PerfectPixel by WellDoneCode
Maintaining a consistent user interface is crucial for any website. Even small differences in layout, spacing, or alignment can affect user experience and
Application Engineering
Building a Step-by-Step Snowflake Learning Lab with GitHub Copilot
Introduction My initial goal was to learn how to create a Copilot assistant that could support asking questions on Snowflake.
Microsoft Fabric/Power BI: Deep Dive Into Direct Lake On OneLake
MICROSOFT FABRIC/POWER BI: DEEP DIVE INTO DIRECT LAKE ON ONELAKE If you’ve ever had to choose between fast (Import) and fresh (DirectQuery) in Power BI, you
Microsoft Fabric: Introducing to Materialized Lake Views (MLVs)
MICROSOFT FABRIC: INTRODUCING TO MATERIALIZED LAKE VIEWS (MLVs) Materialized Lake Views (MLVs) are Microsoft Fabric’s newest, SQL-first way to build declarative transformations