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2019 is almost over. The software testing landscape has seen numerous introductions in new testing approaches and innovations at an exponential rate. It has also witnessed the continuation of technological improvement, evolution, and reinvention. As we are progressing to 2020, let’s take a retrospective look at the top trends in test automation and see how we stand after one year. Our team at Katalon has reflected on the most popular trends that took place in the software testing industry over the course of one year. We have compiled the five most influential software testing trends in 2019. 1. Continuous testing persisted in going mainstream. Continuous testing is a software testing method that allows a constant flow of feedback between the developers and testers — throughout the entire software development lifecycle. Moreover, as more and more software organizations embrace the practice of Agile and DevOps, continuous testing is widely adopted. 2. The state of 2019 AI/ML in testing 3.
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