Women In Tech: A Guide To Putting ChatGPT To Work For You

Thanks to Beth Clarke’s excellent blog post, I’ve been reading a great book this week. “She’s in CTRL” by Anne-Marie Imafidon talks about how women can and should use tech to change their lives for the better. How approaching existing tech from your perspective might find a use case for it that others aren’t considering.

ChatGPT for Bespoke Test Data Generation

In this blog post Beth Marshall outlines a process she has created for using ChatGPT to generate bespoke test data.

Postman Flows: 1 Flow To Smoke Test Your API Estate

In this brief post we look at whether Postman Flows could map and test an entire API estate.

Test Automation Portfolio

Welcome 👋 I’m Beth, and this is my test automation portfolio! This page is intended to act as both a reference point for my own portfolio and, if you would like, a template for your own. Click the links below to see more information about each of the portfolio entries, including an overview post, code

OpenAI : The-Tool-That-Must-Not-Be-Named ⚡

“No, I don’t want to hear what ChatGPT thinks, I want to hear what you think” Said a software testing friend recently, when in answer to a question I responded that I’d researched this very topic on OpenAI for an upcoming interview and wrote down the salient bits on my notepad. It stung a bit,

2023 Gifts For Software Testers

In this unsponsored post, Beth provides a wishlist for those who want to spoil the software tester in our lives.

OpenAI: Three ways it can help software testers

In this post, Beth explores some potential use cases for the developing Open AI toolset for software testers.

Postman Flows Early Access: Feature Guide

Read all about the latest Early Access version of Postman Flows (Jan 2023).

Postman Flows How To: Check A Partial String

This time I’ll go straight to the video – here is how you can use Postman Flows to assert that a partial string exists in a response message. Enjoy!

Postman Flows How To: Generate Test Data

In this series of blog posts, I give short tutorials on how to accomplish something using Postman’s no/low code API feature Flows. This time it is generating test data. If you need to run a set of steps repeatedly to create data before you can execute your tests, then here’s an easy way to do