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Software Test Design and Planning

• Improving testing architecture when moving to microservices

  Gamesys, the developer and operator of many online games, rethought its approach to testing during the move from a monolith. A pyramid made software tests more manageable.  Continue Reading

• Why you need to start thinking about accessibility testing today

  With 19% of Americans reporting some kind of disability, accessibility testing is increasingly important. Expert Gerie Owen explains how to get started.  Continue Reading

• CAST 2015 ends with great debate

  Matt Heusser offers a wrap-up of the CAST 2015 software testing conference, with a summary of several compelling keynote presentations.  Continue Reading

• Applying the scientific method to software testing

  Software testing and scientific testing have commonalities. Learn why applying the scientific method to testing software applications is beneficial.  Continue Reading

• STAREAST 2012: Risk-based testing approaches for Agile development teams

  Experts Mary LeMieux-Ruibal and Mirkeya Capellán, who are leading a session at STAREAST 2012 titled, “Creating a Risk-based Testing Strategy,” examine risk-based testing on Agile teams.  Continue Reading

• Software test management: Produce quality applications by fostering culture of respect

  A culture of mutual respect and one in which senior management values quality are crucial elements in producing high quality applications for customers.  Continue Reading

• Mobile applications: Testing and monitoring using SaaS solutions

  Quality and performance monitoring in the world of mobile devices and mobile applications is an important topic for developers. This story discusses new mobile apps, highlights comments from the companies that offer them and examines the advantages ...  Continue Reading

• Why automated software testing fails and pitfalls to avoid

  This is a chapter excerpt from recently published title "Why Automated Software Testing Fails and Pitfalls to Avoid" offers new takes on automated research and development, software development considerations and much more.  Continue Reading