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I’ve been in the automation testing game long enough to watch trends come and go. The biggest lesson I gained after all those year is how going back to the fundamentals is usually the "best" best practice. Here’s the thing — buzzwords mean nothing if you can’t trust your test suite. At the end of the day, it’s not about chasing hype. It’s about doing the basics really, really well. So here are 20 automation testing best practices for 2025.

Test automation is about speed, scale, and precision. As software teams ship faster, the pressure on QA increases. Manual testing can’t keep up. You need a way to validate key workflows without slowing things down — that’s where automation test cases come in.

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The rise of natural language query (NLQ) technology in modern business intelligence (BI) and analytics platforms is empowering many companies to streamline data exploration and analysis, and democratize access to insights for more people - not just data experts. But like any technology, the ongoing challenge is to help stakeholders and customers to see the value in using it.

Yellowfin 9.15 is a significant version release that introduces a major update to our Yellowfin Guided NLQ feature in the form of AI-enabled Natural Language Query (AI NLQ), as well as a host of general product enhancements, fixes and security updates. In this blog, we will cover what AI NLQ brings to your embedded analytics deployment, as well some of the other highlights arriving in the Yellowfin 9.15 version release. For the full technical list of updates, please visit our release notes page.

In JavaScript, variables are fundamental building blocks. With the introduction of ES6, developers gained more options – let and const – alongside the traditional var. Understanding the distinctions between these declarations is crucial for writing clean, efficient, and bug-free code. Regardless of whether you are new to programming or not, knowing how var, let, and const operate can help you avoid a lot of common mistakes and write better JavaScript.

Unreal Engine 5 is a cutting-edge game engine with real-time rendering capabilities, an extensive asset marketplace (Fab), and advanced features (such as Nanite and Lumen) that enable teams to create hyper-realistic characters and photorealistic digital environments. Unreal Engine's ability to create immersive stories and experiences has made it valuable to a wide range of industries—including gaming, media and entertainment, architecture, automotive design, and more.