Performance testing on a budget
If you’re a software tester, sooner or later someone will ask you to be involved in performance testing. If you don’t know […]
Category: Manual testing
Manual testing
Testing vs Checking
I wish I had seen this post – Testing vs Checking by Michael Bolton – about a year ago when I was […]
“Just test everything”
I get a little irritated when I get asked to “just test everything” and developers don’t understand why. So here’s why. Let’s […]
Selenium for manual testers
Hey manual testers, here’s a handy tool for you – Selenium. And you don’t even have to be an automation guru to […]
Extreme Testing (XT)
I find that most test methodologies today don’t fit very well with agile development methodologies. Whenever requirements change, the developers adapt fairly […]
Imagination is a wonderful thing
Here’s a little something I like to do when I’m running short of bugs to find and generally getting kind of bored […]
Lorem Ipsum
A coworker showed me this the other day – The Lorem Ipsum Generator. It’s probably not a newsflash for most people, but […]
The lazy methodology, part II
As it turns out, there is a second part to the Lazy Methodology. As well as finding bugs as a result of […]
The lazy methodology
Hi again all, welcome once more to a wonderful journey into the world of testing. Or, as we in the industry like […]
Testing philosophy
To start with, I thought I’d explain a testing methodology that I have been using for my entire testing career (must be […]