One of the biggest risks even the best tester can fall for is the “Tester’s Auto-Pilot“. This is when we test automatically without noticing what we are doing – while we may think about last night’s TV show or the conversation we just had with a friend… This can become an even bigger problem if […]
2018 is (almost) done and so I took some time check what I had done during this year… It was a cool and a busy year!
Delivering an MVP is not a trivial task as we need to understand where does this Minimum stands, but assuming you managed to agree on this point, then many companies forget that the reason they are releasing an MVP is to continue gathering feedback and to develop the remaining product based on these inputs. Here […]
The following is a guest post by Daniel Knott, Lead Software Test Engineer at XING’s mobile team and avid blogger www.adventuresinqa.com. (More about the author below) Mobile technology has changed dramatically in the last decade. With the introduction of the iPhone in 2007, mobile devices have faced a revolution. The devices are packed with powerful hardware and sensors, […]
I am a little allergic to meetings, especially those where I am not sure what value am I going to provide or get out of them. In my opinion, there are ONLY 2 reasons to be invited to a meeting…
A short letter to all my testing colleagues. We have been wrong for a long time, Quality is not about Testing.