What Do You Need For Measurement?
TL;DR If you are not sure what you are trying to measure, you will likely measure it wrong. The post is aligned with the Black Box Software Testing Foundations course…
Reading Club, Awesome Application Security And Five More Excellent Blog Posts
Show HN: A Curated List For Application Security by P.I.E Security Team [source] Software security is hard because this is a very wide topic. Here you have an awesome application…
What Is Project Charter?
TL;DR First artifact that project needs are project charter. Here we explain What’s and Why’s about project charter. This is another post from the project management series. The post is…
Let’s Learn Two Programming Languages
TL;DR There is a lot of discussion in the software testing community about programming languages. We start a series of posting about two functional programming languages as we are learning…
Definition Of Measurement
TL;DR Let’s give the definition of measurement. The post is aligned with the Black Box Software Testing Foundations course (BBST) designed by Rebecca Fiedler, Cem Kaner, and James Bach. Measurement…
Testing From Trenches, Risk Analysis With Two Variables
TL;DR Risk analysis is an important starting point for creating a successful test plan. Risk Storming Is a great example. Here we give a story about two-variable risk analysis that…
How To Avoid Project Overconstrain
TL;DR Every project sponsor will have more than one project expectation and expects all of them to be the number one priority. It is possible to negotiate sponsor expectations as…
Why We Measure In Software Testing
TL;DR When we do something, it is essential to know why we do that activity. The post is aligned with the Black Box Software Testing Foundations course (BBST) designed by…
Reading Club, Sudo tty_tickets Flag And Five More Great Posts
PSA: Beware of sudo on OS X by Ron [source] Ron describes the OS X sudo issue that is not present in my current OS X 10.13.6 because of this…
Measurement In Software Testing Is Important But Hard
TL;DR One of the hardest questions that software testers should answer is How much testing have we completed, and how well have we done it? [Cem Kaner, J.D., Ph.D.. http://kaner.com/]…
