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Samanta Cicilia’s year as a tester 2018
2018 was a special year for me as a professional, I had an opportunity to go to my first international conference Test Bash San Francisco, participate in many meetups and talk a lot about the role of the Tester/QA in Software Engineering. 2018 was an important year for me as a tester because it made […]
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Q and A with Joep Schuurkes
Learning what other alternate science(s) helps me become a better tester? As a general answer I don’t think it matters that much which science(s) you’d learn, but rather how you relate them to testing. How much effort do you put into finding and exploring those relations? If the area of science is close to IT, […]
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Specification By Example and Product Quality
Target audience: Product People, Testers, Developers I’m sure that in your workday with software development you’ve heard words like BDD, ATDD, and Specification By Example. Most of us link these terms to just the test portion of an application but do not observe how powerful the practices are. Rather than just contributing to the test of what your […]
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What is your upcoming strategy for Test Automation?
Implementing test automation is critical to build and deploy robust applications in quick time. However, the business should have a strategy in place to make test automation functional, cost effective and easy to maintain. In an Agile and DevOps environment, the focus is on the quick detection of glitches in an application before its eventual […]
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Fundraiser for Anna Royzman
Please support Anna Royzman Anna Royzman is a industrious tester who is doing her bit to the testing community via The Test Masters Academy. Please do your bit to help support her. Follow the link to know more https://www.gofundme.com/please-support-anna-royzmann Thank you for your contributions.
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Q and A with Anuj Magazine – Part 1
We asked Anuj Magazine a mixed bag of questions about testing, career and skills required for a tester. Here shared in this quest for endless testing knowledge is his deep understanding of this science and brief answers. Q) As a tester without dev/coding skills, how to become a technical tester with programming skills? A) Let […]
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How concepts of feminism makes me a better tester – Part 2
Link to Part 1 of this article – https://www.womentesters.com/how-concepts-of-feminism-makes-me-a-better-tester-part-1/ Introduction This article is based on Eeva Pursula’s talk at the Agile Testing Days (Potsdam, Nov. 13. 2018). It sums up her realizations on how feminist mindset supports the testers mindset, and how feminist concepts and feminist thinking can help us identify problems in the work environment […]
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How concepts of feminism makes me a better tester -Part 1
Introduction This article is based on Eeva Pursula’s talk at the Agile Testing Days (Potsdam, Nov. 13. 2018). It sums up her realizations on how feminist mindset supports the testers mindset, and how feminist concepts and feminist thinking can help us identify problems in the work environment and fix them to make our teams work […]
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30 Days of API Testing
MINISTRY OF TESTING is back with the 30 Days of Learning to Test API’s. https://www.ministryoftesting.com/dojo/lessons/30-days-of-api-testing 30 Days of API Testing The 30 Days of Testing Challenge is back! The theme this time is API Testing and this challenge has been kindly sponsored by API Fortress – be sure to check out the free trial of their scalable and collaborative API testing […]
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ISO Multilingual Testers
ISO Multilingual Testers – How knowing to speak other “languages” leads to better testing. ISO multilingual tester must be able to translate and interpret business requirements from Project Managers/Business Analysts in order to assist developers in creating software that End Users can use with little fuss and much gratitude. Do you work with other business units/teams? […]