Whenever I realize I made a wrong decision I will not think twice before moving in a new direction. But this, in my opinion, a good thing and here is why…
You need to test less, and think more about the quality of your project.
If you are measuring the number of tests you run, or the length of your regression automated suite, then you are not really measuring the value you need to provide to your organization with your work. Here is a brief explanation of the mistake many of us make, and how can we correct it in […]
Testability is everyone’s responsibility
The following is a guest post by Ash Winter – Ash is an independent tester and conference speaker. His formative years as a consultant gave him a broad background in software development. He has an Experience in testing, performance engineering, and automation of both build and test, and he also spent a while being a Scrum […]
You do not need to make the wrong assumptions about your users anymore.
When we test, the idea is not to find all the issues, we only need to focus on those issues that will affect our users. The question of “If a tree falls on an empty forest, does it make a sound?” is simple in the context of testing… If there is a bug that no […]
The State of Testing Report 2019 is out! This is the 6th yearly edition!
The State of Testing Report for 2019 is out! It is really exciting to announce that we are releasing the State of Testing Report for 2019, with great information about where the community is investing our testing efforts, how are we testing (same vs different), what are our current challenges, and where are we headed […]
How to succeed as a tester when your team is adopting DevOps
The following is a guest post by Lisa Crispin – Lisa was voted by her peers as the Most Influential Agile Testing Professional Person at Agile Testing Days in 2012. She is a testing advocate working at mabl to explore leading practices in testing in the software community. (More about the author below) I’ve […]