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Stanisław Madaliński-Piętka

Senior Software Engineer

Stanisław Madaliński-Piętka is a Senior QA Engineer at CodiLime. During his career, he has been involved in projects relating to test automation, CI/CD development, low-level programming, and the development of test frameworks for various types of products. His QA expertise is complemented by a great knowledge of networking technologies, including SDNs and Linux system administration. In his current role, Stanisław is responsible for test strategy implementation and testing an XDR solution for one of the largest telecommunications companies.

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The PoC concept for software testing automation

Introducing automation into any stage of the software development workflow has great potential. It can be exactly what your team needs to save a lot of time and effort, and, as a result, money. Test automation can arguably be especially beneficial, since covering all the test cases manually is non an optimal use of resources. But choosing the right automation tools for your software testing is not a quick and simple process. Testing tool evaluation without a PoC can take weeks and at the end you might still get a tool with certain limitations that won’t make it the right fit for your project.
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What is software testing and why is it important for the SDLC

Developing any application is a long-term process engaging the whole team. After months of intensive work, everyone eagerly awaits the results—both your team and your client. You’re planning to release the product to a deadline—that’s obvious. Keeping errors to the bare minimum throughout the application development process helps you meet the deadline. There will definitely be errors—we are all human after all, and mistakes are inevitable—but effective use of software testing helps to limit such unpleasant surprises.