r/QualityAssurance↗
Quality Assurance : articles and news about software testing
Anything software QA -related; tools, processes, questions etc. As long as it's relevant you can post or ask whatever you like. Spam is forbidden. Spam masquerading as low-effort articles will be dealt with and link posts have been disabled. If you are submitting an article or video, put a description before the link. We like newbies. There are stickied threads for newbies, no they don't have to use them. Please do not message mods to shut down newbie threads.
87k subscribers547 posts / mo in Sep 2026442 authors / mosince 2008
r/QualityAssurance has 87k members (+34% over the last 12 months). It gets about 547 posts a month from 442 people. Top topics: QA Jobs & Careers, Testing Practices and Technical Interviews.
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- QA Jobs & Careers31%
- Testing Practices1.5%
- Technical Interviews0.7%
- Bug Fixes0.5%
- Software Career Navigation0.4%
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Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- Medium
- Playwright
- ChatGPT
- roadmap.sh
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