TL;DR In the previous post, we talked about oracles and heuristics. This post demonstrates heuristics in action on one plausible problem. The post is aligned with the Black Box…
TL;DR What is an oracle? This post gives a definition that is aligned with the Black Box Software Testing Foundations course (BBST) created by Rebecca Fiedler, Cem Kaner, and James…
TL;DR In the previous post, we explained the importance of the software testing market. Let’s explain how to make a decision on which software testing domain and technology to invest….
TL;DR This post is an example of real testing. Point is that you should be aware of fact that device simulators are not the same as real devices. From the…
TL;DR If you just started your journey towards the passionate software tester, it is time to consider the first problem, how to chose your software testing market. This post is…
TL;DR Every tester in the world misses bugs. What is the reason for that fact? Lack of testing craft is an expected excuse, but why experienced testers miss essential bugs?…
TL;DR When we test a program, we create our model for this program. How much this model differs from the original program under test results in the quality of our…
TL;DR You love software testing, but you are not satisfied with your career as a software tester. I heard a lot of such confessions from testers around the globe. As…
TL;DR I use for programming emacs through spacemacs. For searching and refactoring I use grep and sed, powerful and fast utilities, but complex and with steep learning curve. This post…
TL;DR In the previous post, I explained that the nontestable program is a program with no oracles, or there is a theoretical oracle that is not possible to use in…