Reading Recommendations # 24

Summer is coming, I hope you enjoyed the hot days in Europe as well. Maybe you find a nice shady place to read the 24th issue of my software testing reading recommendations. This issue contains 7 blog posts and one podcast. There are topics dealing with: “What skills should we learn & teach to build quality in” from Lisa Crispin. Why Managers need to communicate to effectively. There is a interesting post about the 8 myths and facts about Internet of Things (IoT).

Google announced the call for paper for the GTAC, which is an awesome mobile test automation conference. One post has the topic defining your role as a tester from Markus Gärtner. Another post is describing the four most powerful tools of a video game tester. Maaret Pyhäjärvi is writing about her experience with test automation and how she failed with the used approach. And the last entry in this episode is the latest version of Testing in the Pub by Stephen Janaway and Dan Billing with the topic WTF are NFRs.

Enjoy reading the posts.

What skills should we learn & teach to build quality in? – Agile Testing with Lisa Crispin

Every Manager Needs Communicate To Effectively — Here’s How To Do It Better – Forbes You communicate effectively not by having a knack for a clever turn of phrase, but by putting in the effort to express your ideas clearly.
Reading Recommendations Daniel Knott8 Myths and Facts about IoT
Google Testing Blog: GTAC 2015: Call for Proposals & Attendance
Defining Your Role as a Tester – Software Testing Blog How the role of a tester is changing in the face of new business structures
The four most useful tools of a Video Game Tester | Undercover Tester
Reading Recommendations Daniel KnottA Seasoned Tester’s Crystal Ball: Our working test automation failed me
Testing In the Pub Episode 19 – WTF Are NFRs? – Testing In The Pub Welcome to Testing In the Pub, a software testing podcast from Steve and Dan. In this episode we talk about NFRs.

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