This week in our Huddle blog round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the last week we feature posts on Slack integration, using SOAP UI for time out issues, distributed mob testing and more.
The Best Slack Intergrations For Distributed Software Teams – Tamás Török
How do you communicate with your team that is in a number of different locations. Perhaps Slack is the answer? Tamas takes you through how Slack can be used for working as part of a distributed team.
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How To… SoapUI: Testing Client Timeouts And Delays – Brendan Connolly
Timeouts can be a problem for client’s software. How do you test for this? In his monthly blog post, Brendan shows how to use SOAP UI to test client timeouts and delays.
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People Are Strange – James Thomas
James comments on a few management books he has read recently and what he has taken from them that can be applied to management in testing teams.
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Enhanced Selenium WebDriver Page Objects – Anton Angelov
Page Object Pattern is a popular design patterns in Web Automation. There are different approaches to take but Anton wants to share how using partial classes can be beneficial.
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How Long Can I Remain a [Ruby, Java, C++, Python, …] Programmer? – Gerald Weinberg
What are the prospects if you only work in one programming language? Gerald Weinberg shares his thoughts on the prospects.
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Test Manager vs. Test Coach – Katrina Clokie
What is a test coach? Is it just an agile manager? Katrina shares what she sees as the difference between the two roles.
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A distributed mob testing session – Maaike Brinkhof
Maaike describes in detail her experience of a distributed mob testing session and how the experience was for her.
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Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes – Colin Cherry
In a sort-of farewell post, Colin Cherry reveals that he will be taking a step back from blogging on testing to focus on other areas. Here Colin reflects on why he started the blog and what it has achieved for him.
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