Why I'm excited for TestBash World
I’m getting really excited now for TestBash World! Let me tell you why.
Quality Engineer at Ada Health
I’m getting really excited now for TestBash World! Let me tell you why.
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I have a lot to thank the Software Testing Community for, you are all a really amazing bunch of human beings!
What better way to learn about the amazing people in the Software Testing Community then reading and watching their interviews.
As I recently posted on Twitter, I really believe that building great software products, services and solutions is a team sport. In some team sports, teams are made up of a fixed number of people, playing fixed roles. In others, squads of multidisciplinary players swap in and out for each game, even mid game.
I learn a lot from blogs. So I was very excited when a thread I started on Twitter and then LinkedIn asking for blogs on Software Testing and Development I could follow, there was a truly excellent response.
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There are many definitions of Software and Product “Quality”. For a long time, earlier in my career, I did much to ignore the topic and felt it was intangible. The definitions that I had at the time were all about only the Correctness, the strict conformance to well specified requirements.
Since starting this site and blog, I have expanded my online presence with a number of other sites that I post on. While I should probably consolidate my content in one place, for now let me tell you where else you can find me!
Last time out I introduced you to the start of my journey to automate all the “test” things in Python. I continue that journey now by switching focus away from frontend, to Restful Web APIs. You can look back at my last post here.
Goal: I have a simple, ambitious big hairy goal Learn how to “Automate all the (test) things, in Python”. This is Part 1 on my journey towards this goal.
It can be a daunting task to create an automation strategy, get resources signed off, heir or train automation engineers.
Selenium’s official IDE is back! with a “Record/Playback session overhaul”. The old Selenium IDE Firefox plugin version from “back in the day”, before it became unusable in 2017, with version 55 of Firefox (https://seleniumhq.wordpress.com/2017/08/09/firefox-55-and-selenium-ide/).
So, you just found this great bug and it’s returned “cannot reproduce”, or you have been told “it works on my machine”, classic right?