TL;DR In the last post, we presented Exploratory Testing Antipatterns and how to avoid those using Testivator. Today we talk about Session-Based Testing Limits, presented by WorkRoom Productions. Many thanks…
TL;DR The last time we presented how to make a team member make a bond. Today we present three types of organizations and how they affect project teams’ effectiveness. This post…
TL;DR This post is a story about how I created an Open Source Elixir ExKeyCDN Library for KeyCDN API. Setting As part of my Elixir learning path, I decided that…
TL;DR It is time to scare you a little bit. This short blog post by Google Chromium Blog reveals the truth of how the original purpose of Cookies moved to…
TL;DR One more interesting bug magnet story. This time I have trouble with Microsoft Excel on Windows 10 OS, let’s say the latest Desktop version. Well, the screenshot above clearly…
TL;DR We created Elm ports and some Javascript code to connect to the WebSocket server using Elm in the previous post. Let’s use Elm ports to start to listen to…
TL;DR In the previous post, we explained compound pattern matching. Today we move to pattern matching in functions. This post is part of the functional language series, and it is…
TL;DR In the previous post, we gave a solution for exercise on Test Paths in Directed Graphs. Today we discuss Graph Coverage Criteria. We will introduce you to software testing…
TL;DR In the last post, we talked about the five W questions that we use for information gathering. Today we present great advice from Tony Bruce, how NOT to do…
TL;DR The last time we presented project team member roles. Today we share Johanna’s advice on how to make a team member make a bond. The post is based on a…