Software Testing is a budding and growing field. With so many new resources, tools, technologies, and learning platforms available, It can be an overwhelming experience for any beginner. Most of the google/youtube/bing searches for the phrase “software testing” do not land you at the right resources. Moreover, most institutes charge a big amount of money …
Common Questions that I hear (at least once every week): How to start my career in software testing? I have done a manual testing course on software testing, now what? I am a fresher, can you help/refer me? I have x months of experience in manual testing. Can you help me find a job? After doing a course in BBST / …
Some Common Information related Questions that I see in Testing Community Forums (Telegram, Discord, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.) on a regular basis: I need some information about <Tool/Technology/Company Name>, Can someone please help here? Does anyone have some information about <Tool/Technology/Company Name>? Can anyone help me with <Tool/Technology Name>? Anyone with experience in <Tool/Technology Name>? I know most people put …
Found this amazing article on Software Testability at Dev.To by ashleygraf_ on “How can software testability assist manual testing”. Here is the link to the actual blog post. Refer detailed mindmap below: Here is the web view version of the same: https://www.xmind.net/m/nQ8dWs
Some days back, In the Test Chat Community, we were discussing, “What should be the considerations for designing a Test Automation Framework?” Amuthan Sakthivel (Testing Mini Bytes) shared some nice points. I extended some of the points based on my experience with Automation Framework Development. So, Here is the summary of that entire discussion: Web View: https://www.xmind.net/m/L2XiQk
I recently watched an amazing video on this topic on YouTube by Uncle Bob. Most of the points made complete sense. Although this video was addressed for developers, it is quite relevant for testers too. We need professionals (and professionalism) in our field in order to be taken seriously as a craftsman. Although, most of us believe that …
The industry is filled with so many learning resources on Testing & Automation but some really stand out. Here you go! 🧵🧵 (1/10) TestingEducation.Org Courses by @DrCemKaner and @jamesmarcusbach Courses for FREE on:– Testing Foundations– Bug Advocacy– Test Design– Exploratory Testing URL: testingeducation.org/BBST/ Testing Foundations“In this booklet, Rahul has put together a tantalizing glimpse of some of the content of Testing …
Originally posted as a Twitter thread here, Thought to preserve this as a blog post. There are a lot of interesting books on testing! However, some have been really special for me and I often refer to them from time to time. Here are the top 10 testing books from my collection. 🧵🧵👇👇 1. Perfect Software …
Software testing communities, are the unsung heroes of the testing world, pushing the boundaries of what is possible, and constantly striving for uplifting the testing game. 🚀🚀 Originally posted as a Twitter thread by me in 2022, Posting it here for later reference as tweets are sometimes hard to track back after a long time …
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School is temporary, Education is not Don’t wait for someone to teach you; your enthusiasm will attract teachers to you. To learn something valuable, you may have to work at it. It may be hard work. For me, it has to be fun, too. Or else forget it. The secret to my success is this: …
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