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Mobile App Test Attacks to Efficiently Explore Software

Jon Hagar

In the tradition of James Whittaker’s book series How to Break … Software, Jon Hagar applies the testing “attack” concept to the domain of mobile app software. Jon defines the…
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The Mobile Tester – Your Place In The Team

Stephen Janaway

Being a tester on a mobile team is not easy. As well as a multitude of devices and OS versions to test, you find yourself being a part of extremely…
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Continuous Quality As a Key for 5 Star Mobile App Delivery

Eran Kinsbruner

The global shift to mobile applications as the primary means of accessing the internet is undeniable and has caused enterprises to quickly develop mobile channels for their new and existing…
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Mobile Testing Basics – What You Need to Know

With the rise in Internet of Things (IOT), one can expect the use of mobile to continue exploding. As with testing other applications, improving time to market as well as…
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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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G(r)ood Testing 10: User Centred Risk based Test Stories

Last month I wrote about a revised approach for obtaining a test strategy. I explained a three-step approach in which we first defined persona’s and then searched for features that…
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Quotes of the Week: June 5th

Welcome to the this week's Quotes of the Week: DARPA's self-repair software competition, Apple watch cant find your heart and more. Improving the quality of Apps "In an…
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G(r)ood Testing Volume 9 – Test Strategy Revisited

Last year an English colleague spent a few days in the Netherlands. This was a good opportunity to meet him and exchange some ideas. We met in Café American in…
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Quotes of The Week: April 18th

Welcome to the this week's Quotes of the Week: Software needs more automation, another bug bounty programme and more. Does Software Testing Needs More Automation? "As software and…
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Everything Is Connected: Exploring Diversity, Innovation, Leadership

Zeger Van Hese

Paul Gerrard, gentle host of the Eurostar Conference this year, challenged me. He challenged me good. Initially I was asked to deliver “Testing in the age of distraction”, my presentation from last…
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Upcoming Events: Week Of April 13th

This week’s schedule of software testing events includes: Monday - Wednesday Mobile Dev + Test Conference, San Diego Wednesday, 15th April BrighTest Tester Gathering - "The Testing Of Fear" Talk…
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Quotes of the Week: April 11th

Welcome to the this week's Quotes of the Week: Mobile testing in an Agile world, Another bug in Bloodborne, and the U.S. Military aim to create self-enhancing software. IBM…
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Quotes of the Week: April 4th

Welcome to the this week's Quotes of the Week: The most discussed bug of 2015, Automated Cars need a lot of testing and a Youtube vulnerability that allowed anyone to…
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Continuous Performance Testing with NeoLoad

Henrik Rexed

Are you trying to do load and performance testing in an Agile environment but find yourself asking, “Am I actually doing this right?” Or maybe you have a number of…
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G(r)ood Testing Volume 6 – Test Automation is an Industry Practice

This month I'll be speaking on the Test Automation Day for the 3rd time. The TA Day is a unique conference since it is has a specialized Topic. A topic…
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Trying to Teach Testing Skills and Judgement

Rikard Edgren

Since 2011, Rikard has spent 1500 hours of actively teaching software testing to higher vocational students in Sweden. It is educations spanning 1 to 2 years aimed at providing professionals that…
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Quotes of the Week: February 28th

Welcome to the this week's Quotes of the Week: Apple recruits users as testers, Facebook pay out large sums to bug hunters and the DMCA is tested by a software…
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Quotes of The Week: February 21st

Welcome to the this week's Quotes of the Week: Twitter blames Apple for slow growth. The testing trends of 2015 and more. Twitter Blames Apple’s iOS 8 Bug For…
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Testing Windows 10 – What You Need to Know

With over two million public testers, Windows 10 is poised to be a bigger deal for software development and QA professionals than any previous OS release. What makes this release…
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What? Why? Who? And How? Of Application Security Testing

Declan O'Riordan

Passive testing resulted in several of my internet-facing projects receiving little regard to security other than the traditional access control matrix. Upon deciding to take a more assertive approach to…
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Quotes of The Week: February 14th

Welcome to the this week's Quotes of the Week. In this week's software testing news: 10 years of Google Maps, software developing leaving the stone age? and more.... 10…
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What? Why? Who? How? Of Application Security Testing

Declan O'Riordan

A penetration testing expert is better at pen-testing than me, but should I simply delegate application security to specialists and network firewalls? Actually no, I shouldn’t and neither should anyone…
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Quotes of the Week: February 7th

Welcome to the this week's Quotes of the Week. In this week's software testing news: HP announces new mobile testing software, Apple shut down TestFlight and Google's Bug Hunters look…
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EuroSTAR Conferences 2014 – A Year In Review

We had a very busy year here at EuroSTAR Conferences but we thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it. For starters, we launched our new online community for software testers, TEST…
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The EuroSTAR 2014 Blog Round-Up

As it is the beginning of the year, we can still allow ourselves some time to look back on 2014. Since the very successful EuroSTAR Conference in November, there has…
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Keeping Up with the Pace of Continuous Delivery

More organizations are pursuing continuous delivery as a means to shorten production schedules while maintaining software quality. One of the major repercussions to occur in the wake of agile's rise…
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One ticket to Maastricht please! EuroSTAR 2014 Review

It seems like a VERY long time ago that I was sitting in a cold, dark living room in Dundee writing my introductory blog post for TEST Huddle at 6AM.…
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Quotes of the Week: December 20th

On this week's Quotes of the Week: Microsoft new phone has issues, a new style of testing, a bug disrupts air travel and lots more Microsoft's Lumia 535 has some…
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Write Test Scripts in Automation – Why Quality is Important

The pursuit of shorter release timetables has driven the need for automated test script skills in the quality assurance industry. Many QA managers have felt the pressure to reduce the amount…
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Every tester should have the last word

It's important that QA leaders strike the right balance between delivery speed and software quality. Friction between software programmers and testers remains a major concern for development studios and any organizations…
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EuroSTAR 2014: Wednesday In Review

Wednesday saw the busiest day of EuroSTAR 2014, with two keynotes and 24 track sessions which had been carefully selected to support the conference theme of Diversity, Innovation, Leadership. Following…
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EuroSTAR 2014: Tuesday Highlight – Michael Bolton

Before the start of the EuroSTAR conference sessions, attendees had an opportunity to participate in a series of half-day tutorials on Tuesday morning. I took part in Michael Bolton's tutorial,…
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EuroSTAR Software Testing Report 2014

Practices & Attitudes in Software Testing (PAST) is an independent study of how software testing professionals in Europe undertake their testing practices, examining how they currently approach testing and how…
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Open Access Testbed Facilities Available to Software Companies in Europe

Donal Morris

Software Managers requiring access to infrastructure to test out and validate their new products in the cloud, mobile, wireless, and wired network space will be interested to hear about the…
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The Testcases Template Trick – Getting one testcase to call another

When doing test analysis I often find that we need to do test some customer feature over and over again for a range of combinations. I recently found myself able…
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EuroSTAR 2014 – The Countdown has begun

EuroSTAR 2014 in Dublin is less than 2 weeks away! Thanks to TESTHuddle I will be going and a 4 year long dream to attend this awesome test conference is…
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Testing as a Service Model

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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Quotes of the Week: October 25th

On this week's Quotes of the Week: A bug in a Las Vegas slot machine, the dilemma of the software testing budget, a banking- transfer collapse and a software bug…
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G(r)ood Testing Volume 4 – Who will test the spreadsheets?

Recently we held an session at our office. The Guest of honour was Felienne Hermans of the Technical University of Delft. She has an PHD in testing spreadsheets. Quite a…
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How to Complete a Mobile Bug Report

If you find a bug within a mobile app, you need to report it in order to get it fixed. Filing mobile bug reports requires some additional information that the…
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Mobile Security Testing – Application Threat Modelling

I am currently working in Mobile Security Testing as a penetration tester. Before this I worked on software/web application development and when I tuned my career towards software/mobile app testing,…
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Top Mobile Security Testing Techniques

Paco Hope

Whether we are testing a mobile-only application or the mobile interface to existing software, there are a number of testing challenges that are unique to the mobile platform. In this…
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The Current State of Mobile Testing

Stephen Janaway

Get a copy of the slides here. We are increasingly moving towards mobile devices to fulfil our day-to-day computing needs. More smartphones are sold than PCs but many people are…
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API Functional Testing – The Black-Box approach

I'm a big fan of the BAT Series from John Sonmez (SimpleProgrammer), a good start for testers doing Web automation. These series of articles show you a clear and simple…
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You will not claim it, just be the leader!

This article talks about how leadership comes with knowledge. I will be sharing my personal views on how leaders can become good leaders. I firmly believe some people are natural leaders,…
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Testing in Scrum – A Guide for Software Quality Assurance in the Agile World

Tilo Linz

These days, the software development for more and more projects is being carried out using agile methods, such as Scrum, XP or other agile methods. Even in large-scale projects and…
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How do Big Tech Companies Organise Their Testing?

If your company develops small mobile apps or games, then probably the most important thing for you is a working code and beautiful user interface. And that is perfectly correct.…
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Choosing the right mobile test automation tool – What to Think About

According to a research conducted by Pinch Media Data in 2009, the average shelf-life of a mobile application is only 30 days. The number of mobile applications has since exploded…
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Benefits and Challenges around Crowdsourcing Testing

Crowdsourcing testing, the main subject of this article, has been growing as a recognised model for testing over the past couple of years. What once was perceived as a novelty…
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Automated Testing Using Behaviour Driven Testing – Lessons Learned & Takeways from BDT

As a company having a dedicated Testing unit, our specialisation lies in Test Automation and we use Behaviour Driven Testing heavily in Test Automation projects for both web and mobile based…
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“Mobile first testing” for a Rich Customer Experience

Delivering a top notch user experience seamlessly across all platforms and devices is one of the top priorities for today's applications. In this blog we will discuss key shifts that…
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Quotes of the Week – July 19th

Welcome to our weekly round-up of our picks of the quotes of the week. This includes our favourite comments, articles and quotes from the world of testing and beyond. $10,000…
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Agile testing innovations in a distributed world

Increased transparency and the need to drive quantitative business outcomes with a “right the first time” expectation are key drivers for the transition to agile methodologies. This transition demands a…
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Setting up Usability Testing for an Innovative Medical Device

In this blog post, Patrick will tell you about how he initiated and lead usability testing of a new medical DNA analysis system in a young company. He will share details on…
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Quotes of the Week – June 28th

Facebook updates its app New headline: Facebook finally notices that mobile apps run on mobile networks. http://t.co/Zz2btdLqWV Thanks, @shannonsans, @jonathan_kohl — Michael Bolton (@michaelbolton) June…
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Upcoming Events: Week of June 23

This week’s schedule of software testing events includes: Tuesday, June 24th Live Webinar: With Cloud Computing, Who Needs Performance Testing? with Albert Witteeven. More information and free registration here. TestNet Theme…
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Model-Based Testing for Systems of Systems

Paul C. Jorgensen

For Model-Based testing to be successful, it is necessary to model the system to be tested with an executable model-the most common ones are decision tables, finite state machines, statecharts,…
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