Software Testing Club is a growing community based on quality assurance and testing solutions. I mentioned this fact in an interview with Rosie Sherry headed “Testing Community Big Believer”.
Now it is time to present the latest child of this community, a magazine for testers and about testers. The first number gives high hopes for the [...]
It looks like we have here a little enumeration series (always to five ). Now it is a moment to count online, customer feedback tools. How it is connected with software quality ? Answer is simple, the more involved customers in the development of our products, the better it will be and will have [...]
It is time for a brief summary of a review series regarding automation tools, mostly for RIA – Flex applications. The sequence given below does not matter, it is important that each of these tools work and can be successfully implemented in your own test environment. The choice is up to you, write what you [...]
Still looking for the ideal solution for automated tests, you probably also have this problem. It is possible to find it ? I do not think so. Test automation tools are rather young solutions and in conjunction with these days fast growing technologies (Flex, Silverlight, Ajax) have problems to cover all needed functionality. In my [...]
There are many tools like Mockups, GUI Prototyping, Wireframing and other buzzwords like that, but the point is to improve user interface quality and usability. Some of these tools are enterprise ready, some are in the early level of development with many issues and finally some of them are in the middle. Today I want [...]
Nearly a year has passed when I wrote about a tool that in a different way comes to gui test automation. In article titled “iTestBot – new idea in test automation” I was wondering the solution based on the images / screenshots. It is very simple and very illustrative technique, allows you to write easily [...]
Examples, Test automation, Test tools, process improvment, reviews
Christmas and new year is a time for some reading. I try to read the books, which I enter into polemics, I avoid manuals and of course I read many more books not related to work. We have thousands of books related to software testing, test process and quality assurance some of them are already [...]
I do not often have an opportunity to read and write a review on a book in two days. “Tester Types” is more a guide than a book, it is free, short, handy and very helpful. It was created in cooperation with softwaretestingclub.com. Let’s read the Rob Lambert preface:
“After many years working as a software [...]
