Ten Misconceptions About Software Testing
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Ten Misconceptions About Software Testing
Software testing is often misunderstood by those outside of the testing world, or sometimes by those in it! Do you “break” software? Or maybe you only test at the end? Better yet, you’re a quality gatekeeper. How many can you relate to?
#TestingChat Twitter Chat!
We are hosting a twitter chat! I know, we’re a bit excited too! It’s going to be on the Thursday 1st June between 7–8pm BST. It will focus on Identifying Risks. So if you’re new to testing, you might gain some guidance, if you’re an old hand at it, you can share your favourite tips! Use the hashtag #TestingChat on Twitter — you can filter on the hashtag to keep up! Follow us on Twitter. Chat you then!
Take The 5 Minute Challenge! What Are Risks?
You have 5 minutes to think of what Risks are. You can do it with pen & paper, or straight onto the screen. The whole point is to just do a brain dump on what you think about Risks! You can then start a conversation, discover you share the same or different opinion as someone else, you can increase your thinking on it all. It’s a bit of fun either way! Take the challenge.
London Tester Gathering Workshops Earlybird Almost Over!!
OK folks, we changed it so you can buy individual tickets, that is pretty exciting all by itself. Plus you can still take advantage of the early bird discount until the 14th June! There are amazing workshops on, so definitely take a look. Check out the workshops.
Organising a TinyTestBash
After the success of #TestBash Belfast, one of the organisers Heather, shares an insight into what it takes to organise a TinyTestBash including all the ups and downs they experienced. Were you there? What did you think? Read behind the scenes.
Are Software Testing Certifications Worth It?
This conversation comes back around repeatedly. Have you taken the certification exams? Were they worth the effort? Did you only do them to improve you chances of finding a job? As an employer have you ever asked for them? Share your experience.
Testing Blogs
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- A week of bad code — Tooth of the Weasel
- שמות עתיקים ומעלי עובשnames that get old and stale — אשרי אדם מפחד תמיד Happy is the man who always fears
- Feedback driven testing — Antti Niittyviita
- On testing in production — Automation Beyond
- Cambridge Lean Coffee — Hiccupps
- What is the Law? 30 Days of Accessibility Testing — TESTHEAD
- My KalamazooX Talk — FrazzledDad
- Complexity is a Matter of Perspective — Testing across the IT landscape
- Do you remember now — Christovskia
- Impact of Test Automation in my Everyday Worklife — A Seasoned Tester’s Crystal Ball
- My Testbash Belfast 2017 Experience Report Part I — Nicky Tests Software
- Quaere, Heuristics, Mnemonics, and Acronyms — Evil Tester
- On supporting Continuous Testing with FITR test automation — On Test Automation
- Organising a TinyTestBash — Life at The Ministry of Testing
- The Most Effective Form of Communication — Creating Software — A Sisyphean Task?
- Trusting Other’s Testing — offbeattesting
- The bottom of the test pyramid are low-level… — Infinite Undo
- Test Bash Belfast — Morning Session — Thoughts On Testing
- Groovy GPath in REST Assured — Part 2: GPath JSON — James Willet
- When should a tester engage in testing? — Chronicles Of Testing
- Software testing is… part 2 — rooted in social science — Mr.Slavchev
- Practical Automation: Cinema listings to my inbox — Neil Studd
Testing Chatter
We go hunting to see what testers are talking about, so you don’t have to!
- Delivering a crash free app — Mindorks
- Trust but verify. Using Pact for contract testing — Xero Developer
- The largest Git repo on the planet — Brian Harry’s blog
- PHP: The Right Way
- The Mobile Security Testing Guide (MSTG) is a comprehensive manual for mobile app security testing and reverse engineering. — GitHub — OWASP/owasp-mstg
- Spotify Hacked? Thousands Of Accounts’ Login Credentials Released By The Leak Boat
- Serverless Framework — AWS Lambda Guide — Testing
- Back to the basics: The best browser add-ons for Quality Assurance — Gustavo Rivera
- “I Love Programming” Stickers — evahhamilton
- Estimating Complexity — Liz Keogh, lunivore
- Modern Agile Metrics: What Should We Measure?