Safety nets
TL;DR In this post I will present two examples of safety nets created by software industry professionals. Note the context, I stated software industry professionals, which includes anybody involved in software development….
vim, show me your colors!
TL;DR This post is about vim and how you can start using it in your daily work. At one point in my testing path, I decided that I should start using…
Speak Easy program
TL;DR This post is about my journey start with speak easy program. During the CAST 2016 in Vancouver, I heard about speak easy program. That program helps you to compose…
Screen size test strategy: always test on smaller screen
TL;DR This short post is about simple but effective test strategy that varies application environment: screen resolution. When you test application, ask developers which resolution they use and then set the resolution…
Bottom up Heuristic
heuristic, rspec, ruby, testing tool
TL;DR This post is about heuristic that I discovered while I wrote rspec ruby test script. Heuristic can be applied in any situation when you investigate errors reported on file…
Do not be tester’s police
agile, learn testing, testbash
TL;DR This post is about 99 seconds talk that I presented at Testbash Brighton 2017. Idea is that we should not act as tester’s police in agile team. Doing stand…
Do not keep your credit card and PIN together in your wallet heuristic
TL;DR This post is about testing heuristic : “Do not keep your credit card and PIN together in your wallet”. Heuristic is commonsense rule (or set of rules) intended to…
Remote agile teams.
TL;DR This post is about using narratives in software development. I presented this idea at Brighton TestBash 2017 Open Space session. At that session we had two groups, one group…
