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Roles and Competencies

Lisa Crispin & Janet Gregory

This eBook contains chapter 3, ‘Roles and Competencies’, from the testing book ‘More Agile Testing: Learning Journeys for the Whole Team’. Here the authors describe how teams that succeed in creating high-quality…
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Blogspy 134: Our Round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to this week's blog spy. This week we feature blog posts on Agile, testing surveys, needs analysis for testing and more. Denial 102: "But we spent a lot…
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Agile Adoption – Is Agile QA Good for Testing?

The growing need for quicker and adaptive solutions to technology related problems is pushing software firms to adopt the agile methodology. More and more companies today are addressing different technology…
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Blogspy 133: Our Round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to this week's blog spy. This week we feature Internet of Things testing, software bugs in 2015 and lots more. Smartwatch App Testing - Daniel Knott Daniel introduces…
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ATDD And BDD The Great Beat Down…or…Debate

Bob Galen & Mary Thorn

It seems as if the agile methods have lots of DD’s going on. There is: TDD – Test Driven-Development ATDD – Acceptance Test Driven-Development BDD – Behavior Driven-Development TDD is…
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Blogspy 132: This week’s round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to this week's blog spy. This week's round-up features everything from advice on how to submit to a testing conference to being an introvert in Agile and more. …
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Blogspy 131: This week’s round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to this week's blog spy. This week's round-up features everything from poems about our digital world, posture advice, to explaining what integration testing really is. Enjoy! Mapping Biases…
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Testing News of The Week: 16th – 23rd January 2015

Welcome to this week's testing Quotes of the Week: The software trends of 2016, the best software testing software ranked and your home may be at risk because of your…
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Blogspy 130: This week’s round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to the 130th edition of EuroSTAR's BlogSpy, the best round-up on the internet of the latest blog posts from the world of software testing. Thoughts: Should I stay…
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Test Management in Agile: What is Agile Test Management?

This paper highlights the effects and challenges of moving to agile in software testing. It starts with a brief explanation of all Software Development Lifecycle's (SDLC's) and what is involved…
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Testing News of The Week: 2nd – 9th January 2015

Welcome to this week's testing Quotes of the Week. UK testing firms merge, U.S. prisoners get early release thanks to software bug and more. UK Software Testing Firms Merge…
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Blogspy 126: This week’s round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to the 126th edition of EuroSTAR's BlogSpy, the best round-up on the internet of the latest blog posts from the world of software testing. HUMBLE: Agile Accessibility Testing Strategy…
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Is Agile the Right Software Development Life Cycle Model for Me?

The days of waterfall development's dominance are long gone as a number of alternatives have sprung up to challenge its reign. Today programmers and quality assurance professionals have a wider…
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An obituary to a Managed Test Service

1st October 2020, Enterpirseborough ,F500 Inc street Managed Test Service, 66, died Friday, 3rd October, 2020 at the Delivery governance war room in the IT head quarters of F500 inc.…
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Blogspy 125: This week’s round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to the 125th edition of EuroSTAR's BlogSpy, the best round-up on the internet of the latest blog posts from the world of software testing. Always Looking Ahead - Andrew…
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Blogspy 124: This week’s round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to the 124th edition of EuroSTAR's BlogSpy, the best round-up on the internet of the latest blog posts from the world of software testing. Agile Benefits Management - Mike…
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Testing News of The Week: 28th November – 5th December 2015

Welcome to this week's Quotes of the Week: Could hackers hack your pacemaker? A survey on Agile in testing and more. New Report on the Global Software Testing Market "The…
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Automation and Continuous Integration Testing – 4 Ways Automation And CI Are Changing Testing

Out of numerous technologies, automation and continuous integration are making the biggest impacts on software development. Quality assurance teams must be ready for these practices and ensure that they understand…
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BlogSpy Vol 122: This week’s round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to the 122nd edition of EuroSTAR's BlogSpy, the best round-up on the internet of the latest blog posts from the world of software testing. What have I learned…
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EuroSTAR 2015 – What I learnt, experienced and enjoyed.

The software domain is a very dynamic area where technologies, concepts and strategies are changing rapidly. A software tester must always stay in touch with the latest trends and, therefore,…
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What is the Difference between Project Manager and Test Manager?

You often see them on LinkedIn: project managers daring to “sell” themselves as test managers. Sell might be the right word, because apparently, there are companies to which this combination…
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Adapting Automation to the Available Workforce

Colm Harrington

The challenge of producing software today is the same as it has always been: Deliver high quality software within an acceptable timeframe. The way we, as software engineers, try to…
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Unconventional Wisdom V2–Traceability Truths

Unconventional Wisdom "It isn't what we don't know that gives us trouble, it's what we know that ain't so." - Will Rogers Welcome to the next issue of my Unconventional…
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Community Blogger Day 1 Review in a bit more detail

Just in case those of you who read my Day 1 post thought my only update of the day would be my crass little offerings of one-liners and bad jokes…
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BlogSpy Vol 118: This week’s round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to the 118th edition of EuroSTAR's BlogSpy, the best round-up on the internet of the latest blog posts from the world of software testing. The End of Expertise…
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Testing in a Connected World: Adapt to Test Ops

In today’s world driven by technology and the Internet of Things (IoT), testing new products is more complex than ever. The process can prove to be long and costly for…
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Webinar

The Evolution of Test Automation for DevOps

Clint Sprauve & Malcolm Isaacs

Functional testing is evolving at a rapid pace. The skill sets needed for mobile, cloud and Dev/Ops are constantly challenging the old methods of test automation. View this webinar with Clint Sprauve…
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Testing Done in the Scrum Sprint – The Tester in the Agile scrum testing process

If you are working in scrum and you don't know what you need to do, then this is the right article for you. Here I will share my experiences and hopefully…
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Does a tester need books? NO! So get rid of your books at EuroSTAR 2015

As a tester, you have to deal with 0’s and 1’s. These are the only figures you –as a tester- have to read, know and check if they are put…
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Get Automated Testing in Agile Development

One of the benefits of the agile project approaches is their friendliness towards testing. The testing activities, and the testers with it, are integrated into the teams, and testing and…
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BlogSpy Vol 113: This week’s round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to the 113th edition of EuroSTAR's BlogSpy, the best round-up on the internet of the latest blog posts from the world of software testing. Three clues that the…
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Testing Bank Applications: How It Works And What Approach to Take

Icebergs can be deceptive when looked at! They encompass a huge mass below the sea level which is around 90 % of its actual size, leaving only 10 % for…
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BlogSpy Vol 112: This week’s round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to the 112th edition of EuroSTAR's BlogSpy, the best round-up on the internet of the latest blog posts from the world of software testing. Testing skills #2 -…
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How to do Exploratory Testing: It’s Not For Everyone

The popularity of Exploratory Testing (ET) is increasing. It’s used in more projects where I am involved, and in more presentations at conferences mention ET and the number of blogs…
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Big Data – A New Testing Challenge

Adam Knight

Download a copy of these slides here. Over the last few years big data has grown from a marketing buzzword into a significant technology sector dominating both technology headlines and…
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How to Assess your Test Manager

Peter Morgan, Fabián Scarano

Test Managers often assess the competence of testers. In this eBook, we turn the tables, to allow testers to assess Test Managers. As a building block along the way, we…
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How is Testing Different in a DevOps Agile Team. A Perspective from the Team.

Rob Lambert

In this webinar, some of the test team at NewVoiceMedia discussed how testing has changed for them and why working in an agile team is positive for a tester. The…
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Loose Requirements in Agile: Sinking An Agile Project

No, that’s not just a creative simile. It’s what happened to the Vasa, a 17th Century warship; the largest of its kind ever to be built. The ship was commissioned…
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Programming for Testers

This paper supports the ‘Programming for Testers. It’s Easy.’ webinar. With the advent of agile approaches to development testers are facing ever increasing pressure to take a more active…
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The Principles Of Test Automation

What are the The Principles Of Test Automation? Let's go back to the start. Today’s organisations must adapt faster to keep up with the changing needs of customers. This places…
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BlogSpy Vol 110: This week’s round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to the 110th edition of EuroSTAR's BlogSpy, the best round-up on the internet of the latest blog posts from the world of software testing. My Future In Software…
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IoT Security – Privacy, Security and the Car

This story is rapidly being overcome by events at a particular and unnamed automobile manufacturer, but illustrates one basic risk of embedded-IoT (internet of things) and Mobile devices. To make…
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BlogSpy Vol 109: This week’s round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to the 109th edition of EuroSTAR's BlogSpy, the best round-up on the internet of the latest blog posts from the world of software testing. Testing Like a Gamer…
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Quotes of The Week: 23rd-29th August 2015

Welcome to the this week's Quotes of the Week: A competition to camouflage bugs, why bug bounty programmes are important, the perils of switching to DevOps and more. Underhanded…
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Syndicated: Away from Fear – Kindness Driven Dialogue Oriented Testing Community

Recently Maaret Pyhäjärvi published this blog post on her own blog. The article was spurred by an ad she saw on Twitter about a ISTQB course. The replies it received…
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BlogSpy Vol 108: This week’s round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to the 108th edition of EuroSTAR's BlogSpy, the best round-up on the internet of the latest blog posts from the world of software testing. 9 Best Ideas for…
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The Need of The Hour In Security Testing – Test Often And Test Right

Already this year the Identity Theft Resource Centre has reported 101 data breaches with over 80M records stolen. The US military Twitter account was recently hacked by terrorists. The Sony data breach…
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G(r)ood Testing 12- knowledge of plane crashes can help to prevent IT disasters

Last month I talked about Risk prevention. In my previous column G(r)ood Testing 11- Explosive software – when risks do count, I explained the Failure Mode Effect Analysis (FMEA) in the…
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Keeping your Cucumbers Sweet

Seb Rose, Matt Wynne, Aslak Hellesøy

This extract from The Cucumber for Java Book distils many years of experience gained by the Cucumber team. In it they describe the challenges that they've seen their customers struggle with when…
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BlogSpy Vol 107: This week’s round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the blogosphere

Welcome to the 107th edition of EuroSTAR's BlogSpy, the best round-up on the internet of the latest blog posts from the world of software testing. Sometimes you have to…
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BlogSpy Vol 105: The latest round-up of software testing blogs from around the blogosphere

Welcome to the 105th edition of EuroSTAR's BlogSpy, the best round-up on the internet of the latest blog posts from the world of software testing. While walking the halls of…
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BlogSpy Vol 104: The latest round-up of software testing blogs from around the blogosphere

Welcome to the 104th edition of EuroSTAR's BlogSpy, the best round-up on the internet of the latest blog posts from the world of software testing. TEST Huddle - The…
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You know how to Test, Why Not Learn to Code? – Learn to Code for Software Testers

"Learning to code gives you a completely new perspective when you look at a computer. Before, you think of it as an appliance -- like a fridge -- accepting what…
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The Keys To Mobile Test Automation That Works!

In the world of mobile app testing, a developer's claim "Well it works on my device" is not acceptable. Mobile is by far more fragmented than Desktop/Web platforms due to…
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G(r)ood Testing 11: Explosive Software – When Risks Do Count

Testers are very aware of risks. Or, at least we think we are. Most testers have used the principle "No risk, no test” and many test managers have scheduled a…
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Quotes of The Week: July 4th

Welcome to the this week's Quotes of the Week: What's a Tester's Job, Poor software screening, Google and "Dogfoods" and more. What's a testers' job? Testers: your job…
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What to Do When There Isn’t Enough Time for Testing

When I started in my current job last year, it brought positive changes and new challenges. I went from testing big and complex bank and financial systems, to testing apps…
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Stories about Distributed Development – Part 2

Introduction In part 1 of this article we looked at the challenges caused by geographical distribution of teams and team members. In this second part we will look into the…
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Testing as a Service models

Jonathon Wright

The Testing landscape is changing forever, the traditional approach to providing business value through testing is constantly being challenged. So businesses need to constantly re-examine the real value of testing…
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Distributed Agile – Stories about Distributed Development – Part 1

Introduction Today outsourcing, offshoring and working in globally distributed teams are common for an ever-growing number of people in software development. Even though this trend is not new, the ever-increasing…
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