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
TL;DR In this post, I will try to elaborate why is often expected from me as a tester to create meaningful application error messages. So, you are using some web application, and you get something like this( thanks to Evil Tester):… Continue Reading
