From the Incubator within Oxford Sciences Innovation our own space in the heart of Oxford, here’s our take on the popular “New Year, New Me”. Only our ‘Me"‘ is an 18,000 sq ft office.
New Year, New Office, Same Blocks
Diffblue profile with Yumi Bagge, QA Engineer
Diffblue Microservice Testing - a sneak peek at our early product and results
Learn about Diffblue Microservice Testing, a Diffblue Labs product that automatically generates regression tests for service and microservice applications. In this post we highlight some exciting early test results.
Diffblue profile with Chris Ryder, senior software engineer and team lead
Diffblue Cover highlighted among leading AI technologies
Great to see Diffblue Cover mentioned in the Top 10 AI technologies you can use right away among Google Tensorflow, Apache Spark, Azure AI, etc.
The new Diffblue website and blog
Diffblue recruiting drive - marketing & sales
Setting our expansion plans in (natural) motion
Bye old office!
We’re moving out of the OSI office after growing up here. Thanks everyone for having us and accommodating our Lego blocks based meeting rooms and walls!
Is testing the most exciting field in software development?
Developers loathe testing. Multiple layers of integration coupled with difficult deployment rules mean that this once-simple process has become cumbersome. But despite its ‘unsexy’ reputation, testing is too important to ignore. This is especially true when we consider emerging technologies. The code base for a self-driving car will have no room for error