TL;DR The function is very probably the most common term that software tester will hear from developers. Let’s explain what is actually a function call and which bugs are commonly…
TL;DR At software testing conferences, lean coffees, there is always at least one post-it about how to start with test framework automation. With open-source software at your disposal through Github,…
TL;DR It is time to get rid of those long XPath locators. Our simple shop scenario had a flaw, as a page element locator, it used long Xpath. Let’s refactor…
TL;DR As a software tester that is on a path becoming a passionate software tester, you need to be aware that your name is your brand. The brand has two…
TL;DR The branch control structure is all about Boolean logic. As boolean logic is a rather complicated and extensive concept, many software bugs arise from boolean logic errors. The post…
TL;DR Here I would like to comment statement from the blog post, Can Tests Cause Bugs? By Gregory Paciga where he states that tests are a safety system to prevent…
TL;DR This post is about my comment on Kristin Jackvony’s blog post Measuring Quality. During my software testing career, I noticed that testers like to claim ownership of product quality….
TL;DR In chapter five, we implement a simple scenario with Given/When/Then steps for adding a specific shirt to the shopping cart. In this pull request, you can see all the…
TL;DR Software development that supports software testing (usually wrongly called test automation) is a handy skill that could help in the testing effort. This post is about a very tricky…