Testing notes are an essential part of how I do software testing, if you don’t use them no shade from me, but I need my notes! Over the years, I’ve taken notes in very different ways, and using di...

A quick bonus post today, I’m enjoying writing long-form posts weekly, but I wanted to sneak in a little one, enjoy. Yaks You know all those seemingly meaningless tasks you need to do, to cover c...

I like to think of a software stack, also referred to as a technology stack, as the different layers of technology that build on top of eachother in order to make a functioning system. What goes i...

It feels like it has been ages since I last wrote on my blog. Over the last few months, I’ve had dips where I’ve not created much content, or I’ve posted it directly on The Club, instead of on my p...

A goal for growth This year I set myself a goal: Increase my confidence talking about software testing and bring my joy of testing to people who build software but are not specialised in testing....

Krystina Prendergast asked on Twitter: You advocated to have automation added to your test team… and somehow got it approved with no idea what framework or tools you want to use, let alone an a...

A year or so ago, I had some ideas about the broader topic of Automation, and how it takes more than a sequence of steps with some assertions to make it successful. My original post can be found he...

If you’re a returning visitor, first of all, Thank You!, you might have already noticed things look a little different. I have updated the theme I am using from Architect to Chirpy. This brings ...

July 2012, now a little over ten years ago I started as a Software Test Engineer at Citrix Systems, in the model village of Cambourne in Cambridgeshire, UK. Since then, I’ve had the pleasure of te...

So, you’re minding your own business, enjoying life. Maybe you’re working as a Project Manager, a Product Owner, a Team Lead, or maybe you just happen to work for a University and are the one who k...