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November 24, 2025
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By :
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“Test Scripts Are Like Recipes — Here’s Why”
You wouldn’t bake a cake without a recipe, right?
That’s exactly how I feel when I write test scripts.
Every script I create is a step-by-step guide to ensure that a feature behaves exactly as intended. From preheating the oven (setting up the test environment) to checking if the cake rises (asserting expected outcomes), it’s a meticulous process of planning, execution, and validation.
But here’s the kicker: no two recipes are exactly alike.
Each project comes with its own ingredients — different frameworks, different environments, different user stories. Some need a quick batch of unit tests. Others require an elegant automation framework in TypeScript or Python. I’ve worked with everything from React-based UI testing to full end-to-end flows in mobile apps.
And like a good recipe, the real magic is in the timing and precision.
Want to know why your feature failed on production? It’s probably because the recipe missed a critical step. Or the ingredient (API call) behaved differently in staging.
A tiny bug can cost millions.
A missed error can tank trust.
And a well-tested product? That’s the difference between “meh” and “wow.”
Test scripts are more than code. They’re guardrails. They’re the difference between serving your users a five-star experience or a half-baked one.
So yes, I’ll gladly be the chef in your QA kitchen — just don’t ask me to cook without a solid plan.
