Maximising Efficiency in Software Testing
with Risk-Based Testing and the Eisenhower Matrix In software development, testing is often a balancing act. On one hand, we […]
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The Swiss Cheese Model vs. Test Pyramid: A Complementary Approach
Recently somebody mentioned to me that they don’t really like the test pyramid, and prefer the swiss cheese model. So
Don’t Let Your Automated Tests Gather Dust: Integrate Them Into Your Pipeline
Fairly regularly, I see advice on LinkedIn and other platforms that one should “check one’s automated test scripts regularly” so
Apples vs. Pears
The main question here is:
Is there a fundamental, qualitative difference between one method over the other that makes one objectively better than the other?
Here be monsters – how fear fuels discussion about test automation.
We fear what we don’t understand, and we don’t understand what we don’t know. Embracing Automation: Enhancing, Not Replacing, the
If your application is bug free, do you need a tester?
In a recent poll on LinkedIn, a thought-provoking question was posed: What goes through your mind when you see an
What Does ‘Quality’ Really Mean in Software Development?
Have you ever pondered the nature of quality? If you have, you’re not alone. In the realm of software development,
The Real Power of Automation in the DevOps World: It’s Not Just Testing!
You’ve probably heard it countless times: “Automation is key in DevOps.” But let’s clear something up. It’s not just about
The Art of Updating Your Scrum Board
Our Scrum board is more than a simple tool for tracking tasks; it’s a visual representation of our team’s workflow
Level Up Your Testing Game: Master Code, Not Just Soft Skills
From Soft Skills to Hard Skills: A Call to Action for Software Testers Software testers often take pride in their