BBST Foundations, exercise, introduction
TL;DR In the previous post, we did an exercise about Beizer Testing Levels. Let’s do another exercise about the specification for a simple function. We will introduce you to software…
TL;DR Now that we know why we do exploratory testing let’s explore Bach and Bolton’s evolution of Exploratory Testing to understand why all testing is exploratory testing. This is a…
reading club, security testing
TL;DR SQL injection is when it is possible through the regular web application interface, run database query that application creator does want to be possible to execute. We share with…
TL;DR In the previous post, we learned how to make project estimates easier. In this post, you will find out how not to make a standard milestone error, making milestones…
TL;DR We already created Main module for our application. Let’s add some style to application text along with our first photo. This post is part of the functional language series,…
TL;DR In the previous post, we started to organize Elixir’s primary data type in Tuples. Today we explain what Elixir Lists are and when to use them. This post is…
BBST Foundations, exercise, introduction
TL;DR In the previous post, we discussed which testing activities could be automated to make testing less expensive. It is time to recap the first section from the book Activities…
TL;DR As a member of the Association For Software Testing, I am eligible to vote for three board members. AST Board Member Voting This year we can choose between four…
TL;DR Now that we know what five tasks in exploratory testing are. Let’s recap why and when we should use exploratory testing [Bach]. This is a part of the Exploratory…
TL;DR In this week’s reading club, we present Kristin Jackvony post Seven Steps to Solve Any Coding Problem. Seven Steps These seven steps could be used to solve any problem,…
