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Markus Gasser

Softwareentwickler mit Leidenschaft für sauberen Code.

Joined on  May 1, 2026

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The Best Tests Aren’t the Ones That Pass

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The Best Tests Aren’t the Ones That Pass

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Your Browser Tests Don’t Need to Be Perfect. They Need to Explain Themselves.

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Your Browser Tests Don’t Need to Be Perfect. They Need to Explain Themselves.

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AI Can Write Tests Faster Than Your Team Can Understand Them

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AI Can Write Tests Faster Than Your Team Can Understand Them

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Your Browser Tests Aren’t Flaky. Your Product Is Stateful.

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Your Browser Tests Aren’t Flaky. Your Product Is Stateful.

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The Framework Tax Is a Product Decision

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The Framework Tax Is a Product Decision

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The Test Automation Tax Nobody Budgets For

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The Test Automation Tax Nobody Budgets For

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Your Test Suite Is Not Reliable If Nobody Trusts Its Failures

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Your Test Suite Is Not Reliable If Nobody Trusts Its Failures

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AI Can Generate a Test Suite. That Does Not Mean You Have One.

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AI Can Generate a Test Suite. That Does Not Mean You Have One.

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The Test Framework Is Not the Product

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The Test Framework Is Not the Product

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Your Test Suite Isn't Slow. It's Accumulating Decisions

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Your Test Suite Isn't Slow. It's Accumulating Decisions

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Your CI Is Not Flaky. Your Failure Triage Is.

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Your CI Is Not Flaky. Your Failure Triage Is.

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Modern Frontends Don’t Have One “Ready” State

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Modern Frontends Don’t Have One “Ready” State

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Why Browser Tests Fail Everywhere Except Your Laptop

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Why Browser Tests Fail Everywhere Except Your Laptop

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Modern Frontend Testing Is Mostly About State, Timing, and Geometry

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Modern Frontend Testing Is Mostly About State, Timing, and Geometry

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Why Browser Tests Fail When State Outlives the Page

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Why Browser Tests Fail When State Outlives the Page

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The Best Test Automation Tool Is the One Your Team Still Uses a Year Later

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The Best Test Automation Tool Is the One Your Team Still Uses a Year Later

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14 Browser Testing Articles That Changed How I Think About Release Confidence

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14 Browser Testing Articles That Changed How I Think About Release Confidence

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The Frontend Testing Problems That Happy-Path E2E Tests Usually Miss

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The Frontend Testing Problems That Happy-Path E2E Tests Usually Miss

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The Browser Testing Bugs That Only Show Up in Real Web Apps

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The Browser Testing Bugs That Only Show Up in Real Web Apps

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Modern Browser Testing Is Mostly State Management

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Modern Browser Testing Is Mostly State Management

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A Practical Way to Start Browser Test Automation in 2026

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A Practical Way to Start Browser Test Automation in 2026

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A Green Frontend Pipeline Is Not the Same as a Safe Release

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A Green Frontend Pipeline Is Not the Same as a Safe Release

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21 Practical Reads for Building More Reliable Frontend Test Suites

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21 Practical Reads for Building More Reliable Frontend Test Suites

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10 Test Automation Problems That Look Simple Until You Face Them in Production

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10 Test Automation Problems That Look Simple Until You Face Them in Production

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Practical QA Skills in 2026: What Actually Breaks Modern Test Automation

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Practical QA Skills in 2026: What Actually Breaks Modern Test Automation

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Frontend Testing in 2026: The Problems That Actually Break Your UI

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Frontend Testing in 2026: The Problems That Actually Break Your UI

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Test automation in 2026 is in a weird place.

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Test automation in 2026 is in a weird place.

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A practical playbook for choosing browser automation and cross-browser testing tools

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A practical playbook for choosing browser automation and cross-browser testing tools

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AI-Driven Test Automation Is Not a Testing Strategy, It's a Decision Shift

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AI-Driven Test Automation Is Not a Testing Strategy, It's a Decision Shift

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Why Tests Start Failing Over Time, and What Teams Can Actually Do About It

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Why Tests Start Failing Over Time, and What Teams Can Actually Do About It

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  21. AI Can Generate a Test Suite. That Does Not Mean You Have One. [direct]
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  33. Why Browser Tests Fail When State Outlives the Page [direct]
  34. The Best Test Automation Tool Is the One Your Team Still Uses a Year Later [direct]
  35. 14 Browser Testing Articles That Changed How I Think About Release Confidence [direct]
  36. # selenium [direct]
  37. The Frontend Testing Problems That Happy-Path E2E Tests Usually Miss [direct]
  38. The Browser Testing Bugs That Only Show Up in Real Web Apps [direct]
  39. Modern Browser Testing Is Mostly State Management [direct]
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  41. A Practical Way to Start Browser Test Automation in 2026 [direct]
  42. A Green Frontend Pipeline Is Not the Same as a Safe Release [direct]
  43. 21 Practical Reads for Building More Reliable Frontend Test Suites [direct]
  44. 10 Test Automation Problems That Look Simple Until You Face Them in Production [direct]
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  46. Practical QA Skills in 2026: What Actually Breaks Modern Test Automation [direct]
  47. Frontend Testing in 2026: The Problems That Actually Break Your UI [direct]
  48. Test automation in 2026 is in a weird place. [direct]
  49. A practical playbook for choosing browser automation and cross-browser testing tools [direct]
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