Every article about testing tooling talks about building the right team.  Some even go so far as to suggest that you consider whether the people you have will match the test approach you are considering.  Today, we go a little further than that, and talk about the skills that matter for a no code approach to

Testers spend too much time programming, debugging, and maintaining test code, instead of focusing on exploring and reducing risk.  We saw a problem two decades ago in record and playback and the pendulum swung too far the other way.  Should testers really be coding, when the developers are actually embracing low and no-code development?

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