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 […]
Follow up Questions from the Webinar on “Testing without requirements” with Michael Bolton
The following is a guest post by Michael Bolton a consultant and trainer, specialized in Rapid Software Testing, a skill set and a mindset focused on high-value testing that is fast, inexpensive, credible, and accountable. (More about the author below) A little while back, I presented a Webinar for PractiTest. There were some follow-up […]
Approaching your automation – with measured awareness!
The following is a guest post by Toyer Mamoojee, a ‘die-hard’ passionate Agile Automation Test Analyst with almost 16 years testing experience across many industries. (More about the author below) Just as money makes the world go round, automation makes the testing world go round. Automation has gone beyond just a buzz word and has now become […]
Testing is evolving. You should too!
Testing is not what it used to be, and changes are happening faster than ever before. As testers we need to understand that the only certainty now is the need for constant evolution.
Being wrong is actually Great!
How many of you like being proven wrong? I am not asking you to admit this to anyone other than yourselves, right here and right now. I think most people do not like being proven wrong, and I have even seen some go to crazy lengths not to admit they were mistaken. I guess this […]