The Rule Of Three
TL;DR The Rule Of Three is an eight-minute offline talk that I presented at this year’s Testflix event. In the post How To Prepare Eight Minute Video Talk, I described…
Solution On Exercise On Coverage Criteria
BBST Foundations, introduction
TL;DR In the previous posts, we presented your coverage criteria exercise to recap that topic. Today we answer questions from that exercise. We will introduce you to software testing based…
Process That Generates Test Ideas From A Software Testing Taxonomy
TL;DR In the last post, we tried to explain secret mind mapping mechanics that help us in software testing. Today we describe an example of a process that generates test…
Excellent Example How To Gamify Software Testing Learning Experience
TL;DR In this week’s reading club, we present you with an excellent example of how to use the Zendo board game to gamify the software testing learning experience. Gregory Paciga…
How To Do HTTP Request In Elm
TL;DR In the previous post, we created the Picshare Photo Decoder. Today we are making our first Elm HTTP Request. This post is part of the functional language series, and…
How To Pattern Match Tuples In Elixir
elixir, functional programming
TL;DR In the previous post, we presented the pattern matching operator. Today we explain Elixir tuples Pattern Matching. This post is part of the functional language series, and it is…
Exercise On Coverage Criteria
BBST Foundations, introduction
TL;DR In the previous posts, we explained what Coverage Criteria is: the problem of Characteristics Of Good Coverage Criterion, Infeasible Test Requirements, What Is Coverage Criterion In Software Testing, How To…
Secret Mind Maps Mechanics That Help Us In Software Testing
TL;DR In the last post, we brainstorm test ideas without taxonomy on a real example, and then we analyzed the session report using SF DEPOT software testing taxonomy. The idea…
