🔥 Test Cases Are Killing QA: Why It’s Time to Burn the Old Playbook Still writing test cases in 2025? Then congratulations — you’re not testing , you’re filling out digital forms to make your manager feel safe. The harsh truth? Test cases are the death of real testing. They’ve become a ritual — mindless, outdated, and dangerously overrated. ⚰️ Test Cases Were Useful — 10 Years Ago Sure, back in the Stone Age of Waterfall, test cases made sense: Massive specs No automation Months between releases But in today’s Agile, DevOps, AI-driven world , they’re a joke. We’re releasing weekly (or daily), and still documenting how to “click login” like it’s the 90s. “Expected Result: User is logged in.” Wow. Revolutionary. 🧨 The Ugly Truth No One Wants to Admit Test cases are written to check a box , not catch bugs. Most aren’t updated — ...
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