Testability 2.0, Part 1: why the common understanding of testability has to move, in where it is decided, who asks for it and what it costs, before the speed of AI agents turns into outcomes that matter.
Testability 2.0, Part 2: where the request for testability has to come from when the tester is an AI agent, and the evidence behind the heuristics, from my own experiments, our own platform and Dragan Spiridonov's field data.
I am often asked why do I do what I do beyond my full-time job. I could simply say it’s my passion for software testing but I personally don’t find that answer satisfying enough. It’s hard to expla...
I recently stumbled upon an interesting article written by Alan Page where he has discussed some interesting ideas around the mindset, tester’s role, and how different software development teams ...
Considering my experience and what I have been observing in the industry, there seems to be an increasing interest in the idea of Whole Team Quality. The idea itself is not new as far as I know but...
I have been talking about Whole Team Quality via Whole Team Testing for a couple of years now. During my workshops, I am often asked if testing can only be extended for programmers in a team. Prett...
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Disclaimer: The purpose of this blog is not to undermine the importance of automation skills for testers but rather to highlight the lack of awareness in our industry for tester’s usefulness in te...
Evenings… I have started to fall in love with them.After a tiring day at work, as I walk back towards my little nest … I meet them on my way. “Them who?”, you may ask. They are these little birds t...
“I am software tester. My job is to break software.” , said one student in my Exploratory Testing workshop. I asked him to elaborate and explain me his techniques to break the software. He was sile...