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Thoughts of a new(ish) Software tester. Monthly Archives: March 2014. March 26, 2014. Work Smarter Not Harder. Do you ever feel like you’re under pressure as a tester? Are you comfortable with the amount and quality of testing that features undergo? Do you feel like corners are being cut? This may not be an issue with your people but things may improve if you changed some of your processes. To put into context what I’ve talked about, the practices we incorporate into our development cycle are very ...

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Thoughts of a new(ish) Software tester. Work Smarter Not Harder. March 26, 2014. Do you ever feel like you’re under pressure as a tester? Are you comfortable with the amount and quality of testing that features undergo? Do you feel like corners are being cut? This may not be an issue with your people but things may improve if you changed some of your processes. However, in the long term, this should result in customers giving a lot less (negative) feedback about those features. To put into context what I...

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Thoughts of a new(ish) Software tester. March 31, 2016. When should you Stop Testing? As a testing community I think we can all agree that, in practice, you can never test everything with every possible scenario. I suppose the question I’m really asking here is ‘Where do you draw the line? When should you Stop Testing? Is a vague subjective question without more context. There are several factors to consider when answering this question depending on the situation. Some considerations might include:.

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What NOT to test? | Thoughts of a new(ish) Software tester

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Thoughts of a new(ish) Software tester. What NOT to test? April 2, 2015. This is a question which is often overlooked when testing. The first thing you would normally consider when you get a new feature is what tests you will run and in what areas. Why bother thinking about what you won’t test? This discussion also excludes automation (a bit like a computer running the human scripted tests). I would expect basic happy path and failure (sad path) cases to be automated. What are the acceptance criteria?

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Thoughts of a new(ish) Software tester. When should you Stop Testing? March 31, 2016. As a testing community I think we can all agree that, in practice, you can never test everything with every possible scenario. I suppose the question I’m really asking here is ‘Where do you draw the line? When should you Stop Testing? Is a vague subjective question without more context. There are several factors to consider when answering this question depending on the situation. Some considerations might include:.

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August 10, 2015. August 14, 2015. Taking notes whilst pair testing. This post has been co-authored by my good colleague Andrew Patterson. He blogs at https:/ patterson2a.wordpress.com/. And can be found tweeting using the handle @andythepat. All this is fine when you are testing by yourself. However, how do you manage taking notes when you pair with someone else? Having 2 sets of notes for the same test activity seems a little wasted effort. Moreover the combinations of differently styled and structu...

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