Katalon Digest: Issue #15
Welcome back to the Katalon Digest!
Let's dive right in to the latest QA news and insights around the globe this week.
1. What's new at Katalon?
?? Katalon's State of Software Quality Report 2025 is on its way. We interviewed 1,400 QA professionals for their thoughts and opinions on the industry. Join the waitlist to get the report delivered through email to you as soon as it is available.
?? This week Katalon was also buzzing with intercultural energy! Our global teams came together in person to foster connections and share unforgettable moments through exciting activities.
?? We are also hosting a webinar with Appdome where we take a deep-dive into how you can automate both security testing and functional testing to achieve comprehensive quality. Don't forget to register here. We have also written a guide to integrate Katalon and Appdome here.
2. Perspective
?? From the Product-minded "QA", Susanne A. describes the QA team she wished every company had.
?? Maaike Brinkhof brilliantly shows why we need to invent a time-machine and how that actually relates to software testing
?? Artem Golubev on why not all bugs are created equal
?? Denis Stebunov raises the idea that you may not need to test in staging environment; there are options to choose from.
3. Resources
?? Karan Ahire shares a list of automation testing tutorials and courses that testers should know.
??Memebers at Ministry of Testing discussed the features that a test automation tool should have.
?? Mo Gawdat recently joined The Prof G Podcast by Scott Galloway to discuss the future of AI and how it will shape our world. A must-listen for AI enthusiasts!
?? There are 3 major strategies to do integration testing. Have you leveraged them fully? They are Big Bang integration testing, top-down integration testing, and bottom-up integration testing.
Finally, from Reddit, what is your favorite bug?
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?? Until then, happy testing!