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Agentic QA – Open-source middleware to fuzz-test agents for loops

A Tale of Four Fuzzers

Can We Know Whether a Profiler Is Accurate?

Property-Based Testing of OCaml 5's Runtime System [pdf]

When a Bug Saved the Company

You're Wrong About Dates – and Your Code Is Lying to You

Lessons Learned from Migrating a Legacy Test Suite to Gauge with Kotlin

Liran Yushinsky shared how his team replaced brittle bash and kubectl tests with a unified Kotlin + Gauge framework. Using Fabric8, Terraform, and Ansible, they automated their test environments. Feedback loops dropped from hours to minutes, developers joined testing efforts, and shared ownership boosted quality and release speed. By Ben Linders

Fray Detects Concurrency Issues in JVM Languages

Carnegie Mellon University has introduced Fray, a concurrency testing tool for JVM programs to catch bugs and replay them. Written in Kotlin and based on this research paper, Fray can’t find all concurrency issues, but uses recent research in order to maximize the chances of detecting them. By Johan Janssen

Square Enix aims to have AI doing 70% of its QA work by the end of 2027, which seems like it'd be hard to achieve without laying off most of your QA workers

The Great Software Quality Collapse: How We Normalized Catastrophe

Tests Don’t Prove Code Is Correct… They Just Agree With It

What's wrong with QA in Apple?

Eventually Green Tests: A New Paradigm in Software Testing