Black hole and RIMGEA
credit: bug.hr TL;DR In this post I will explain what black hole and RIMGEA acronym have in common. dr.sc. Dario Hrupec is a speaker at following Testival tester’s event (free…
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Selenium webdriver issue report mapped to RIMGEA
credit: seleniumhq.org TLDRIn this post I will map instructions how to report selenium webdriver issue to RIMGEA acronym. Those instructions should be used in your project. Selenium webdriver, also known…
How I failed as RIMGEA tester
credit: picardfacepalm.com In this post I would like to give an example how I failed as a tester. I registered my blog to be collected on Ministry of testing feeds. Everything…
Bank lockdown of my company financial data, RIMGEA analysis
Credit: simpleicon.com I found out that my company financial data is lockdown by a Bank. Not all data, but using bank Internet banking service, I can only search for transactions…
Meetup And Learn, A Case of Failure: Pinpointing A Problem for Correction
TL;DR In the previous post, we gave a report on Taming the Quality Dragon by Jana Gierloff. Today we bring you a report on A Case of Failure: Pinpointing A…
An Example Of Exploratory Testing Vasca da Gama Charter By Neil Boyd
TL;DR Now that we know Simon’s third diagram, Problems, Questions, Ideas, and Praises (PQIP), let’s explore Neil Boyd’s example of session-based testing. The Charter is to find in the fifteen-century,…
What Is RIP Model
TL;DR In the previous post, we explained the context where software fault, error, and failure are helpful. In this post, we introduce the RIP (Reachability, Infection, Propagation) Model that we…
Bug Count Alternatives To Assess The Quality Of Software Tester’s Work
TL;DR In this post, we list bug count alternatives that could help you in evaluating software tester’s work. The post is aligned with the Black Box Software Testing Foundations course…
Dear Software Tester, Developers Are Afraid Of You
TL;DR Software testers often think that because they do not know how to code, they are less valuable than developers. Based on my experience, I found that developers are afraid…
