code-based automation framework for mobile apps! Appium is taking the testing world by storm as a highly favored open-source framework, and the best part? No upfront costs! Whether you’re testing native, hybrid, mobile, or web apps, Appium has got you covered. It’s your trusted ally for ensuring flawless mobile UI on both iOS and Android, thanks to its seamless execution of test scripts using the WebDriver protocol. Appium is a versatile champ that plays nice with most programming languages, making it a breeze to integrate into your development stack.
Don’t miss out on the testing revolution – embrace Appium and elevate your app quality effortlessly! Stephan Goericke CEO, International Software Quality Institute Dear reader, New technologies have the power to disrupt industries, grow economies, and safeguard the planet. In 2023, we are highlighting two of the most captivating emerging technologies: the domain of Cleantech innovation and the intriguing subject of the Metaverse and its integration into the real world. Our authors examine these pressing matters in depth, providing authentic insights into the key areas including generative AI and the global imperative of green technologies. These discussions emphasize that whether we are dealing with advancements in software or venturing into the metaverse, the quality of the software solutions we create remains central to how we approach these In this edition of the SQ-mag, you will find a wealth of knowledge and ideas designed to inform and guide you in navigating these complex territories. Together, we have the opportunity to strike a balance between innovation and environmental responsibility, with technology serving as a crucial tool in our digital future. Yours sincerely
A Sustainable
Digital Future
Zied Chtioui
Istqb® And The New
Certified Tester
Foundation Level (4.0)
Simon Frankish
How Can Testers
Benefit From Using
Ramella Basenko
The Metaverse And
Its Place In The Real
Jonathan Binks
The Eu Legal
For Artificial
Intelligence: Status
And Implications
For Software
Armin D. Rheinbay