Welcome to our reading recommendations of the week!
This week, we suggest you three articles:
Welcome to our weekly reading recommendations!
This week read about the following topics:
Welcome to our weekly reading recommendations!
This week read about the following topics:
Here’s our list of reading recommendations for these 2 last weeks.
We are full of cognitive biases and you might be aware of this fact if you read our blog. HDD or Hype-Driven Development happens when a development team tends to be driven in her choices only by novelty and buzzwords; only selecting technologies that seems to be trending. An overview article is available here.
Here is the second issue of our reading recommendations for year 2017. No, it is not a bug, we named it #4 because we are publishing it on the fourth week of the year but it is truly the second one.
Please allow us to first wish you a very happy new year. May year 2017 be a year of all success, new learning about Software Testing, and maybe new challenges. Who knows what will be the future of testing? Software dev and test in 2017, what’s next?
New year always comes with good resolutions too.
Another year is about to end, and this will be our last list of reading recommendations until 2017.
Here are the reading recommendations collected these last 15 days.
Is manual testing dying? Is manual testing dead? When manual testing will be completely replaced by automation? Or is it “Manual testing” vs “Automated testing” that is dying? This blog article by Albert Gareev tries to give answers: Automation beyond blog.
Here are a few reads we recommend this week
An article explaining how QA can be helped by Docker for easier, faster and more effective testing: http://www.infoworld.com/article/3130670/application-development/the-hidden-benefits-of-docker-for-qa.html
Here are a few reads we recommend this week
Do I need to write an automatic check or should I manually test (with or without tools)? Alan Richardson (Eviltester for friends) has his own point of view in this article: http://blog.eviltester.com/2016/10/q-when-do-we-prefer-manual-testing-over.html
No testing in DevOps, or testing everywhere. Dan Ashby has an answer here: https://danashby.co.uk/2016/10/19/continuous-testing-in-devops/