I participated in the #21Days21Tips by The Test Chat Community couple of weeks back. It was a nice initiative where community members posted tips from their experience in testing. By the end, this has resulted in a compilation of crowdsourced testing ideas/tips. Here are my 21 Tips for Testers (2022 Edition): #Day1: No matter how …
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
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 …
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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