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Test-Driven Development (TDD): is it worth it? In this episode of QA Therapy, we sit down with Thierry de Pauw, an expert in software development and continuous delivery, to explore the impact of Test-Driven Development (TDD). What is TDD, and why should teams adopt it? How does TDD influence software quality and maintainability? Common myths and misconceptions about TDD Practical tips for implementing TDD effectively.

Test-Driven Development (TDD) isn’t just about writing tests first—it’s about building quality into your code from the start. By adopting TDD as a team, you can catch issues early, improve collaboration, and create more reliable software. But is it always the right choice?

Whether you’re building from scratch or working with an established system, understanding potential threats helps teams stay ahead of security risks. Richard Adams dives into when and how to apply threat modeling effectively.

Teams need a smart approach to uncover vulnerabilities before they become real risks. But where should they focus first? In the latest QA Therapy episode, Richard Adams shares how teams can identify top security priorities and integrate testing seamlessly.

When it comes to security testing, this mindset is key. You need to understand the system as you test it, uncovering what works, what doesn’t, and where vulnerabilities hide. Richard Adams shares why simultaneous test design and execution is crucial for security.

In this episode of QA Therapy, we sit down with Richard Adams, a seasoned expert in security testing, to dive deep into the critical role security plays in modern software development. With security breaches becoming more sophisticated and frequent, it's essential for QA teams to integrate security testing into their workflows to protect applications and user data. Tune in to learn! Start developing better software with Xray - Test Management.

These hidden risks slip through automated checks—that’s where manual testing becomes essential. In this QA Therapy episode, Richard Adams explains how to uncover these gaps and strengthen your security testing strategy.

Logs have the power to preserve relationships between metrics, giving you deeper insights and a clearer picture of what’s happening in your system. Want to move from Observability 1.0 to 2.0? Start by making your logs work smarter. Watch the full QA Therapy episode to learn more!

It’s not just about bugs—it’s about understanding what you’re unleashing into the world. Charity Majors explains why you need observability. Watch the full QA Therapy episode now!