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Software testing and quality assurance (QA) fundamentals
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Out of the rut
Sticky Minds | 01 May 2008
BEST WEB LINK - If heavily scripted tests have you feeling bored, Michael Bolton presents nine heuristics that may help you regain control of your tests.
Five books I recommend to software testers that most testers have probably never read
Evil Tester | 22 Apr 2008
BEST WEB LINK - Psychotherapy, war and quantum psychology may not be immediately recognizable as relevant to testing, but Evil Tester -- aka Alan Richardson -- explains how these ideas intersect.
Microsoft Test Center
Microsoft Developer Network | 18 Jan 2008
BEST WEB LINK - Tester Center is a community where software testers can share knowledge and learn from each other about testing, their day-to-day job functions, processes, the tools they use, and the various roles they play. You'll find ...
Sapient Testing: Smart Stuff for Career Software Testers
testingReflections.com | 18 Dec 2007
BEST WEB LINK - In this blog post, Scott Barber links to the December issue of the Association for Software Testing's newsletter, which includes articles from him, our very own Mike Kelly and our very own David Christiansen. Read as they ...
"Performance Testing Guidance for Web Applications" book
testingReflections.com | 17 Dec 2007
BEST WEB LINK - Our own Scott Barber contributed heavily to this "tool, technology and process agnostic" book, which can be conveniently downloaded from links in this post. Barber elaborates on the book and difficulty of writing a "guide" on ...
Testing and documenting legacy code
Kentcowgill.org | 12 Sep 2007
BEST WEB LINK - Kent Cowgill walks you through the process he uses to tackle the job of testing legacy code. In particular, he's come up with a few snippets of shell code that moved him pretty far forward with his task.
What not to test when it's not your code
StickyMinds.com | 25 Apr 2007
BEST WEB LINK - Because of the risk posed by third-party applications on the daily operations of an organization, test strategies should be radically different and flexible when it comes to testing the code of those applications.
Software testers: Bother developers less, and finish your scripts early
SD Times | 17 Apr 2007
BEST WEB LINK - It's generally considered a good practice to wait until software components are completed before writing automation scripts for testing them. But there is a way to write test scripts before a component is finished and reduce ...
Certification spoiled testers
TestingReflections.com | 28 May 2007
BEST WEB LINK - Galvans makes an excellent point in this blog post about real-life education as opposed to education for the purpose of certification. Certified testers may have no applicable knowledge and may come to employers with the ...
Testing for different system set ups
Dr. Dobb's Portal | 02 Apr 2007
BEST WEB LINK - You aren't done testing unless you've tested your application in different situations, such as when it's installed over previous versions and when operating systems are upgraded.
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