Author: Karlo Smid
Zagreb STC #25 – The art of taking notes
learn testing, Uncategorized, Zagreb STC
TL;DR It’s time for Zagreb STC #25 and this time we will have dedicated workshop about taking notes. Where: Tentamen. d.o.o., Hruševečka 3, 10110 Zagreb, ground floor. When: Tuesday, June 7th, 2016,…
Happy vs. Alternative path
BBST Test Design, learn testing
TL;DR I often hear from developers their definition of done: “Feature is implemented and I have done unit testing that covers happy path”. In this post I will try to elaborate…
Testing with different web page resolutions
TL;DR This post is about a bug that I missed. I will explain why I missed it and how I created testing strategy in order to prevent missing such bugs…
Searching for a pattern
TL;DR In this post I will talk about important software tester skill, searching for patterns. Game of Set is popular game at software testers meetups and conferences because it helps…
How to tie your shoes?
TL;DR In this blog post I would like to share my excitement how I improved my shoes tying craft and what does this skill have in common with software testing….
Alternative flow in my neighborhood store
TL;DR In this post I will explain how I tested alternative business flow in my neighborhood store. No computers, no automation, just human interaction. Few months ago, my local store put…
Product moving parts as source for test strategy
learn testing, Ruby on Rails, test design
In this post I will explain how I identify product moving parts (what changed in product) as a source for test strategy of product release. Tools that I am using are Github…
Zagreb Software Testing Club #24 report
Last Tuesday we met on Zagreb Software Testing club for the 24th time at Club MaMa. This is short report about this meetup. First of all, I would like to acknowledge Irja…
How to prepare cucumber with tables in Ruby
cucumber, learn testing, page object gem, ruby, Uncategorized
TL;DR In this post I will explain how to handle cucumber tables in the “Do not repeat yourself [source]” principle. Data Tables are handy for passing a list of values…
