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Jev Ultrafast: Pairing Browser Use with Jev

Tien Nguyen Anh
5th October 2026
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Test Locks: The Missing Primitive in Parallel E2E Testing

tung.caoduy@nashtechglobal.com
30th September 2026
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Vulnerability Analysis: Taking a look at the PAC bypass behind the...

Long Tran Phi
25th September 2026
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AI Model Testing & Validation

Dung Nguyen
24th September 2026
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Azure DevOps integration for Microsoft.Testing.Platform

Dung Nguyen
24th September 2026
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Vulnerability Analysis: Taking a look at the PAC bypass behind the...

Long Tran Phi
23rd September 2026
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GitHub Copilot with Azure DevOps MCP: Creating Testing Tasks

Khoa Pham Tan
23rd September 2026
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Webwright: Give Your Coding Model a Terminal, Not a Browser

Tien Nguyen Anh
20th September 2026
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API Testing: The Highest-ROI Layer in Your Test Strategy

Duy Dang
18th September 2026
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Vulnerability Analysis: Taking a look at the PAC bypass behind the...

Long Tran Phi
17th September 2026
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GenAI as a QC Copilot: What It’s Actually Good At – and...

Duy Dang
8th September 2026
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Testing What Won’t Sit Still: QC for AI and LLM-Powered...

Duy Dang
8th September 2026
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Date and Time Testing: Finding Hidden Time Zone Bugs

Long Le Hoang
3rd September 2026
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Application Engineering Quality Solutions

Risk Management in AI-DLC: An ISTQB-Based Approach

An Doan
2nd September 2026
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Basic Introduction about Self-Healing Test Automation

manh.nguyenxuan1@nashtechglobal.com
2nd September 2026
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The Evolution of Testing in AI Projects: Beyond Finding Bugs

Dung Dang Phuong
29th August 2026
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How to send SOAP request and handle response in automation with C#

Luong Phung
28th August 2026
A dark blue blog cover image for OpenSpec, a spec-driven development framework. On the left, a code editor panel shows a spec file named "auth-session/spec.md" with requirements and scenarios written in green and red diff-style text. A dashed blue arrow points to a middle panel labeled "proposal.md" listing plan files and task phases. Another arrow points to a terminal panel on the right showing green checkmarks next to completed tasks, ending with "no surprises, no rework." Below the panels, large white and green text reads "Write the Plan. Then Write the Code." A green badge in the top right says "OpenSpec." The top left label reads "Spec-Driven Development" in small green caps. Stats at the bottom right note "37k+ stars on GitHub" and "20+ AI tools supported."
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OpenSpec: Write the Plan Before You Write the Code

daohoangq@nashtechglobal.com
28th August 2026
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