Testing

Terminology may seem like a trivial subject, but there have been and will continue to be a lot of misunderstandings when people use conflicting terminology. There is one example in the subject of machine learning which often is the base for misunderstandings. This concerns the term test data.

This blog focuses on SAFe since that is the framework in my focus these days, but I am pretty sure I could repeat this article for many frameworks - no critical thinking skills in used when applied...

Sogeti’s test automation event in Darmstadt, Germany brought together test automation professionals from different parts of Europe to share their test automation experiences, practices, tools and ideas.

A lot of companies struggle with code reviews. Find out how you can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your code reviews in this blog.

In this whitepaper, let me explain you my top 10 tips for implementing agile development with a focus on delivering software continuously with quality.

In the last article, I explained the difference between explorative testing and ad-hoc testing. In this article, I will name some skills that are needed and recommend for explorative testing.

Artificial Intelligence promises to support us in many activities. Will it also be able to support testing activities? Yes, it will! In this webinar, we will look at the various testing activities and how AI is, or will be, able to support testing.

Recently, I conducted an online survey to evaluate and compare the general learning profile and the role-based learning profile of Software Testing Experts in their individual role. See the results in this blog.

With ever-increasing agility and automation supporting a move to continuous deployment, the role of the tester is becoming increasingly important as we transition from control to assurance.

Developing more complicated systems including AI means in principle that there will be longer periods of testing. Agile can help to shorten that and does a great job in that.

In Buddhism, Samsara means the endless cycle of death and rebirth. Life is seen as a circle where death is only a gate to rebirth and beginning a new cycle. The Buddhist say that Samsara is suffering. We cycle through this endless path of suffering over and over again. Same cycles repeat until we can’t tell them apart. Feeling like you have already lived this moment. Sound familiar?

It is amazing if you think where we have got to in technology over the last few decades, so too in testing. When I started testing in the previous century it was all about squashing bugs during different types of test phases.