For many years test automation and test tools – for test execution, test management, and to support other test activities and many test types have been presented as the solution… Read More +
How many bugs have you, or your teams, missed that were clearly easy to spot? Testers approach all phases of testing hampered by their own biases in what to look… Read More +
Together with the ambition to become the best online shop there ever was and ever will be, comes the great challenge of staying productive while scaling up from a small… Read More +
Human beings are passionate beings. We feel strongly about our families, our work, our politics, our sports teams, our hobbies and more and we are at our very best when we… Read More +
As a tester, there are a lot of times where I don’t know how to do something. I have learned that when I don't know how to do something, if… Read More +
Have you ever heard the story that your job is automatable, that all the human testers will be replaced by machines or automated tests and you will lose your job?… Read More +
In November another great EuroSTAR Conference will take place. Key Takeaways: The conference theme and how the tester might interpret it. Emerging trends and topics that appear in this year's… Read More +
In today's agile world where DevOps and Continuous Delivery rule the place, testing has to somehow keep up with that speed. Deployment pipelines force us to search for new approaches… Read More +
Everybody's talking about continuous learning and how essential it is for a tester. You have to keep growing, keep stretching yourself, keep exploring new worlds so as not to miss… Read More +
After maintaining 3 projects on a daily basis I realized that I needed an easier way to write tests. I didn't want to look through the page objects that I… Read More +
The DevOps movement is here. Now, companies with mature systems are breaking down siloed IT departments and federating them into product development teams and departments. Testing and its practices are… Read More +
In the webinar, Fran will explore what the seven sins of Scrum are and how to avoid them. The intent of Scrum is to deliver potentially releasable software every Sprint.… Read More +
In today’s world, value generation is more and more dependent on Information Technology. IT is susceptible to serious cyber threats and all enterprises need to address these with a high… Read More +
The popularity of TMMi is growing & today there are over 500 individuals who have passed the TMMi Professional examination. There are 20 TMMi Lead Assessor but there is also… Read More +
Being successful with automation is not just about learning the technical skills required to implement a solution. It's also important to have good conversations with your manager so that they… Read More +
Ever wondered why you don’t seem to be getting anywhere with a team? That person you thought had made a breakthrough the next week reverts back to old behaviours? Attend… Read More +
When testing became a distinct activity in projects someone had to manage a test team, handle relationships with stakeholders, align testing to stakeholder needs and to communicate outcomes so stakeholders… Read More +
Have you experienced flaky test automation? Particularly GUI Automation? Have you accepted flakiness as the normal state of affairs? If so, this webinar is for you. Automated execution does not… Read More +
All organizations are running to keep pace with the transformative changes in software development and delivery. You’re on the hook for immediately automating more and more tests to support a… Read More +
Today, three things are undeniable facts; business—projects are becoming more agile, teams are learning to function well remotely, and the tester’s role is evolving. Mike Hrycyk believes that testers in… Read More +
One of the critical success factors of Test Automation is that the different roles need to be filled in with persons with the right skills. In this webinar we will… Read More +
We all like to attend conferences for the content and networking but one of the things that make good conferences work is not always recognised. The programme committee have to… Read More +
Not only since the massive discussions regarding “bro culture“ at Uber or “biological differences“ at Google has diversity in the Software Engineering community been a huge topic. It’s time to… Read More +
Your business needs to deliver faster. To accommodate, Development needs to introduce fewer changes but in a much more frequent cadence. This creates a challenge for test teams to keep… Read More +
With more and more companies pushing test automation, developers are being asked to write automated and test their own code. Should developers be responsible for testing? Is it ever appropriate… Read More +
In this webinar Carsten will talk about how it is, being a tester entering and working in a project team that uses scrum. First of all it can be a… Read More +
Automation has been touted as a way to speed up release delivery, improve quality, and reduce testing costs, but what if there is a different side of the story? Come… Read More +
The main objective of this webinar is to share how visual testing can be utilized to extend your functional test coverage. Once you're able to get a really good grasp on… Read More +
While we have researched and documented many examples of hardware security issues with IoT devices, the most common source of IoT security flaws lies within the apps that are used… Read More +
Most testers have experience in the use of the classic test case design techniques to get inspiration for what we can test for a system or a part of a… Read More +
There is magic in Big Data. There are also goblins, fairies, and rainbow-colored unicorns. The problem is to take all that data and turn it into magical insights that help… Read More +
Will tools and automation continue to support testing or will robots replace testers in the future? This talk sets the scene and perhaps a direction for the future of tools… Read More +
There are well known values and practices in agile that support the delivery of high quality valuable software to the customer. There are many good examples of organisations and teams… Read More +
Teams struggle for many reasons, leaving people frustrated, complacent, and content to exist in mediocrity. There is a secret that propels individuals, teams, and entire organisations to be really successful: leadership! Not… Read More +
Any agile methodology today will tell you that you have to use TDD to support it. But as it’s considered a developer’s job, many people with other roles don't get… Read More +
Java garbage collection is something that you often if not always need to think about. Did you know that enlarging the Java heap size can decrease your performance? That is true.… Read More +
It’s easy for some people to believe that testing is All About Test Cases. But it isn’t. Testing is so much more than test cases! To test is to evaluate… Read More +
Now days, Agile software development has crossed the chasm, and it is time for the "late adopters" to start joining the game. This means that more and more BIG organisations… Read More +
In this webinar you'll learn more about overcoming the challenges of transforming to DevOps with performance in mind. What, how, and when you measure all changes in a DevOps world,… Read More +
Much of the focus with testing in an agile environment has been on practices/techniques and tools but what about Test Management? Test Managers want to know what happens to their… Read More +
Paul Gerrard was the proud recipient of the 'European Testing Excellence Award' at EuroSTAR 2010 in Copenhagen. Recorded as part of our 'Testing Time Outs' mini-series, this video takes a… Read More +
Most of the discussion on the long term value of automated testing revolves around regression prevention and reducing the number of bugs. Gojko Adzic presents a completely different perspective, coming… Read More +
If I wake you up in the middle of the night, are you able to tell me, as a good tester, what risks are still applicable in your system under… Read More +
There are many places to visit it the world and it can be interesting to see “where you’ve been”. There are many places in the software for tests to visit,… Read More +
In this webinar, James will show you a working example of how he translates bulk tests of a tiny algorithm into a useful understanding of the algorithm’s behaviour. Read More +
Application Security is a wide and deep subject, yet it’s possible for any software tester to learn all they need to know about security testing. Unfortunately, it takes a lot… Read More +
Many organisations are reducing their test managers and Test Competence Centres. Quality is embedded in development. Testing is responsibility of the team. Still testing is on the rebound. In bigger… Read More +
The organisations that we work for all have something in common. We have assets we wish to protect. They might be physical, such as hardware and devices. Perhaps it's financial… Read More +
It’s the same argument again and again. One side says “team members should all be able to do everything, and the programmers should do their testing and all testers should… Read More +
Over the past three years, Alexandra's company’s test team has grown from three lonesome testers to a community of nine – with more planned. Since they don’t see testers as… Read More +
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