TESTING

“What makes you a good software tester? This is one question that we all have asked ourselves in one form or another.

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It will not immediately ring a bell for everyone: “quality engineering”. It’s the new concept in achieving the right quality of IT systems.

Sometimes it’s hard to make sense of everything going on around you. There can be so much information and so little time to get to grips with it all.

Test automation can bring substantial benefits: increasing test coverage, reduce time-to-market, ability to repeat testing often and avoiding costly upstaffing for peaks in test effort.

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One of the most important aspects of designing a good ELT solution is being able to control its performance.

I’ve taught test automation lessons to our consultants. It’s always fun for me, conversing with people and talking about the best test automation practices and hearing real interest from the participants: Why did you do this? Why you didn’t do that? Why does this work? How does it work? Why do you need this to...

The key premise of this paper is that there is a need to extend the existing model of quality characteristics with new quality characteristics specifically for AI and robotics.

Terraform really taking off as the standard to provision and deploy almost everything in cloud like Azure and AWS.

My contribution was on something that crossed my path many times before and will remain there for a long time: managing test environments.

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In this blog post, I will describe three essential ways to improve quality. If you do not practice them today, start as soon as possible.

There is a constant ask from the customer on how to optimize the overall QA (Quality assurance) activities in terms of reducing cycle time, improving quality by reducing production defects, focused testing to get maximum defects in early development phases.

Indoor location services are multiplying in response to a sharp increase in demand and the inefficiency of the indoor GPS system. The technical means implemented to respond to this issue are numerous but require the implementation of a specific infrastructure.

Over the last decades, quality engineering has evolved out of the narrower activity of testing. This evolution is reflected in the changing definitions of testing over the years. In this blog, you will make the journey along with these definitions and see my brief analysis of this evolution.

Many believe that testing is not representative when we have not tested with production data. It’s hard to build confidence in a solution if people have not seen it behave correctly with actual production data. But testing with production data is often a bad idea.

In the era of Agile and DevOps, testers need to adapt to new work environments, so new skills and abilities are required to provide more value from the point of view of quality in modern IT delivery approaches.

Setting up your CI/CD is an important part of any modern (development) team, and a key skill to master. So today I’ll share some key skills and concepts, hopefully, to get some people up and running.

Our success depends on the systems that we build and run. So, we need to be confident that these systems do what they should do. We explore, we design, we plan, we build, we test, we operate. All this with this objective in mind: ensure that our solutions do what they should do. But knowing...