Manual testing – Trish Khoo

A lesson in exploratory testing

Okay, I think I finally get it. I’ve been looking at exploratory testing all wrong. I was trying to break down exploratory […]

Some time ago I talked about linking automated scripts to keyboard shortcuts to generate test data on the fly. Since then, I’ve […]

Recently I found myself in a familiar testing situation – a developer had made a change to a feature that required testing […]

Sometimes testing is like pouring a bucket of confetti on a snow leopard. Have you ever tried pouring a bucket of confetti […]

This is a story about my experience in using a wiki to manage test cases. Over the past few years, I have […]

I’m a tester who used to be a developer. I find my developer skills to be very useful in my job as […]

Testing a product like Campaign Monitor means dealing with a lot of emails as test data. Here are some things I’ve learned […]

I just spent the last 3 days doing the Rapid Software Testing Course run by James Bach. It was an excellent and […]

If you’re a web developer who does not enjoy seeing bugs assigned to you, you’re in luck – I’m about to reveal […]

Earlier this year, I started work testing a system that had been developed over about 5 years and there were no documented […]