The Journey of Software Testing: From No Testing to AI 🚀 #Shorts #Programming

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[00:00:00]The journey of software testing, how QA changed the software world forever.

[00:00:03]Let's travel through time. In 1948, there was no testing, just coding and praying. Code was fed on tape and executed directly.

[00:00:12]In 1950, Alan Turing introduces the Turing test concept, laying the foundation of how to measure machine logic.

[00:00:19]By 1957, software hits a major turning point. Testing and debugging split, making QA a distinct art form.

[00:00:26]In 1958, we witness the official birth of testers. The first independent QA team is assembled.

[00:00:34]Global recognition comes in 1968. The historic NATO conference outlines testing as a core pillar of software development.

[00:00:43]In 1971, mutation testing is born, making testing smarter by introducing deliberate bugs to test the quality of tech. 1985, automation begins with early scripting engines triggering repetitive test runner arrays.

[00:00:57]2004 triggers the Selenium revolution, writing reusable scripts that execute tests directly in your browser with speed.

[00:01:05]In 2005, UI testing grows into visual verification. Target-based layout layouts with perfect precision.

[00:01:12]And today, artificial intelligence completely automates QA writing tests, diagnosing logs, and ensuring speed and safety at global scale.