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Our reading recommendations of the week #48 – 2018

Our reading recommendations of the week #48 – 2018

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Maybe you noticed that our blog was down during more than a week. It was “hacked and then stopped by ourself. Someone malicious decided to use it in order to redirect any incoming request to a website that is probably earning money depending on traffic.

So welcome back to lyontesting.fr and let’s not lose good habits by sharing with you a few reading recommendations.

  • A False Dichotomy of Modern Testing by Jeff Nyman
  • Continuous Security with Find-Sec-Bugs by Sławomir Radzymiński
  • The mobile release train by Daniel Knott

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Our reading recommendations of the week #30 – 2018

Our reading recommendations of the week #30 – 2018

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Here we go with our reading recommendations of this 30th week of this year. Be it on the beach, in the mountains or while fighting a mosquito in a tent, there’s no break for learning and sharing thanks to awesome people around the world writing blog articles. This week, we’ll cover the following subjects:

  • Maybe that asking yourself “What tests to automate?” is not the right question
  • The software Testing anti-patterns
  • The importance of Design QA

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What the autonomous robotic vacuum cleaner teaches us: analogy with software testing

What the autonomous robotic vacuum cleaner teaches us: analogy with software testing

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We are all a bit lazybones, or at least looking for the most effective way to do our daily tasks. Looking at my Roomba robotic vacuum cleaner, I have been thinking today that in terms of domestic cleaning, automation has just as many advantages than disadvantages in the field of software testing, and that it quickly shows its limitations.

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