Our reading recommendations of the week #46 – 2017
Here are our reading recommendations for this week:
- The value of human, exploratory testing
- RiskStorming – Mapping Risks with TestSphere
- 8 ways to rev up your app testing
Our reading recommendations of the week #36/16
Here’s a list of a few articles we read this week and want to share with our beloved readers.
- First a discussion posted by Rosie Sherry about this subject: How do you decide what to automate in testing?
- The second one posted by Lina Zubyte is about the name QA most of us hate but are “forced” to use: Why phrase “pass the QA” makes me cringe
- The third one is a reflexion in several part about biases and testing by Maaike Brinkhof: Mapping biases to testing
Our last recommendation may certainly require more time than a simple article, but we can not miss presenting it to you: if you did not know that testing was an art – yes, you heard us, an art! – then you should read the free ebook:
“Beautiful testing” available for download here. …
A small tool to perform exploratory tests
Exploratory testing methodology keeps growing nowadays.
Those tests allow the free expression of a tester without following a test plan.
To run those tests, there is no need for a specific or complex software.
Here is the presentation of a very simple and efficient Chrome plugin “Exploratory Testing Chrome Extension”