TL;DR This post is overview of chapter Learning Theory Tidbits from Black Box Software Testing Instructor’s Manual by, Rebecca L. Fiedler, Cem Kaner and Douglas Hoffman. It explains and contrasts learning theories and it helps you to understand how BBST… Continue Reading
TL;DR This post describes using Kipling method how I accidentally triggered alternative flow for New York City MTA Subway ride. Also, this first flow made me thinking about second alternative flow. What is first problem? I bought New York MTA… Continue Reading
TL;DR The most important skill for every software tester is skill to advocate found bugs. This post gives you one example of bug advocacy. Context is iOS Clock application. As I started using Health application, I found out that it… Continue Reading
Writing time: 1 hour. TL;DR You probably have seen testing pyramid as blog post or even worse, at paid testing conference. In this post I will explain why every testing pyramid that you have seen is wrong. I will give… Continue Reading
Writing time: 1.5 hour TL;DR A real case example of test design based on user testing. I have to be honest, I do not remember when I last time had done user testing. But after one situation from Van Gogh… Continue Reading
writing time 30 minutes TL;DR After experiencing software testing masterpieces at European Software Testing Conference 2018, I choose to visit Vincent Van Gogh Museum as a leisure activity. But software testing lurked around every corner. I suggest that you use… Continue Reading
Writing time: 30 min TL;DR In this post I will provide an example of automated navigation that supports human. Tool is Google Maps. It was last day of European Testing Conference 2018, and I spent it in dinner with excellent… Continue Reading
TL;DR Testival meetups are now on regular schedule, every first Thursday in the month! I gave presentation about testing idea checklist produced by community and driven by SmartBear and Ministry of testing. Again, our host and food/drink provider is Degordian!… Continue Reading
TL;DR This post will present one Études for scenario software testing. As I am learning Elixir and Phoenix, I found this excellent resource: Études for Elixir. Études: A short musical composition, typically for one instrument, designed as an exercise to… Continue Reading
TL;DR After taking state of the art software learning courses, I concluded that best way to comprehend knowledge is to learn by using examples of presented materials. How to measure quality of a course or workshop? For me, one metric… Continue Reading
