Welcome to this week’s Blog Spy. This week’s best of the internet discussions on testing include the software testing ghetto, what is a “use case”, end-to-end testing, communication and more.
Let The Environment Drive You – Albert Gareev
Albert dispenses some of his takeaways after reading “The Organized Mind: Thinking Straight in the Age of Information Overload” by Daniel Levitin on how best to organise himself and his home.
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Introverts and Extroverts ; stop labelling yourself – John Stevenson
John explores the difference between introverts and extroverts and wonders if the differences truly exist and really matter.
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Lessons Learnt in Effective Communication – Raj Subramanian
A blog post on the importance of good communication for testers and how to adapt your communication for different stakeholders in the team.
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Test is a Ghetto – Chris McMahon
Are you in the software testing ghetto?
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Why is it so hard to design automated GUI-driven functional tests? – Noah Sussmann
Noah tries to examine why it is so difficult to design automated tests that are useful at web scale.
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Early End-To-End Testing – A Must Or Ridiculous Waste Of Time? – Øyvind Woll
Oyvind discusses if end-to-end testing is worthwhile. He suggests how it can be useful to increase test coverage.
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What is a “Use case” in software testing? – David Tzemach
Davis explains what a use case is and what it is not.
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#NoEstimates isn’t just about estimating – Neil Killick
The No Estimates debate continues. Here Neil offers his thoughts on the subject.
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