Tag: Test management

Apply Root Cause Analysis to Software Defects

What? Root Cause Analysis (RCA) is a method of problem-solving used for identifying the root causes of faults or problems. In software testing, it is used to identify the root causes of defects or problems and preventing them rather than treating the symptoms. There are two types of RCA in Software Defects: RCA of appearing defects: To answer the question of why these defects happen during the development phase. RCA of escaped defects: To answer the question of why these defects happen after releasing or promoting…

My Week’s Favorites – February 23, 2020

Happy weekend everyone! Here are a few interesting reads to make your weekend better.  As a tester I should not find THESE bugs in the system – Corina Pip Video: Cypress Tutorial for Beginners: Part 1 (Create Your First Test case) – Pramod Dutta Traditional Performance Testing is now Obsolete – A Thought – Arun Kumar Where Sleeping Bugs Lie – Kevin Tuck Bonding with The Art of War Chapter Thirteen – Alan Richardson Enjoy reading and happy testing!

My Week’s Favorites – January 5, 2020

Happy New Year, everyone! Here are a few interesting reads to make your weekend better.  Why is Shift-Left Security Testing Important? – Joe Colantonio Top Free Security Testing Tools –Taqi Ahmed AI Testing for Video Streaming – Jason Arbon Why Do We Test? What Do Testers Really Do? – Pete Walen Improving Test Data Collection and Management – Michael Stahl Enjoy reading and happy testing!

My Week’s Favorites – December 15, 2019

Happy weekend everyone! Here are a few interesting reads to make your weekend better. Getting Testers Out of Their Comfort Zone: An Interview with Janna Loeffler [interview] – Owen Gotimer Reviewing “Reimagine The Future of Quality Assurance” – (yet) another corporate report on the state of QA/testing – Lee Hawkins Measuring Quality – Kristin Jackvony Backward Compatibility – What and who drives the compatibility? – Ravisuriya Eshwara 13 Ways For Your Functional Testers To Do More Than Just “Testing” – Ramit Dhamija 3 Uncommon Metrics…

My Week’s Favorites – October 27, 2019

Happy weekend everyone! Here are a few interesting reads to make your weekend better. New AI and the Future of Testing eGuide – Techwell How to Test API Usability: Part 2 – Yuliya Bagriy Developing Influence in Test – Matt Heusser Accessibility Testing: Convincing Your Product Owner – Ben Linders 5 Ways AI Steals the Spotlight on the Stage of Automation Testing – Cigniti Enjoy reading and happy testing!

My Week’s Favorites – October 20, 2019

Happy Vietnamese Women’s Day! Keep shining and smiling always. Best wishes all ladies be strong, happy, beautiful and funny… Here are a few interesting reads to make your weekend better. Best tech jobs for women aren’t necessarily with tech companies A new study shows women technologists have options in other industries – Erin Carson How Can You Easily End Up Wasting Your Time As a Tester? – Mihaela Sfat Breaking the Test Case Addiction (Part 7) – Michael Bolton  How to handle API rate limits:…

My Week’s Favorites – October 6, 2019

Happy weekend everyone! Here are a few interesting reads to make your weekend better. How We Built a QA Team in a Fast-Growing Startup – Filip Hric Five agile metrics you won’t hate – Dan Radigan The Best Automation Testing Patterns – Nikolay Advolodkin Forgetting How To Test – Jeff Nyman Continuous Security – take care of your regression – Sławomir Radzymiński Enjoy reading and happy testing!

My Week’s Favorites – July 21, 2019

Happy weekend everyone! Here are a few interesting reads to make your weekend better. 7 Free Security Tools That All Developers Will Want in Their Toolbox – Zev Brodsky Burp Suite OWASP ZAP ModSecurity WhiteSource Bolt LGTM Find Security Bugs SkipFish Five Practices to Enhance Your Everyday Meetings – Justin Mertes Setting the Stage The “Wes Anderson” Principal Design Sprint Principals Hear the whole team Make decisions Keep the team engaged Cut down on endless discussion 19 Chrome Extensions For Web Developers & Designers In 2019…

This week’s favorities – June 16, 2019

Happy weekend everyone! Here are a few interesting reads to make your weekend better. The importance of performance testing machine learning models – Paul Bruce Understanding the Cost of Refactoring a Machine Learning Model Avoid Performance Testing Machine Learning Models at Your Own Risk AI Test Challenge Follow Up – Jeff Nymann Was the challenge unfair? AI technocracy What is post-modern testing? So was the challenge unfair? Promote accurately; evangelize responsibly AI: steadily reducing testing? What is this test AI we speak of? Dealing with…