I am Benjamin Bischoff, a test automation engineer at trivago N.V. in Düsseldorf, Germany, writing and talking about software development, clean code principles and testing.
I was just live with GitHub Open Source Friday to talk about trivago's open source reporting tool Cluecumber. You can watch the full conversation here.
After many years of watching teams succeed and fail with technology choices, I've learned something interesting: the features rarely determine success.
The more I work with AI, the more sceptical I am. It is very helpful but also very dangerous if you don't remind yourself constantly what you are dealing with.
Having been a part of a few Selenium conferences before, I had a feeling about how great the 2025 edition was going to be. So three of my trivago colleagues and I set off to travel to Valencia, Spain to attend the conference.
Laxersaz, the hobby game development duo I am a part of, just released our new game "Breakbot Boogie" for Brackeys Game Jam 2025.1.
Check it out on https://laxersaz.itch.io/breakbot-boogie
In today’s fast-evolving tech world, the pull towards new tools and technologies is strong. Sometimes, it can be hard to decide what to get involved with and which ones to leave behind.
Let's explore this a bit further!