Oh my god, it’s already February and I haven’t posted my reading recommendations in a while. Sorry for that, but there were other stuff to do ;). However, here is the 92 issue of my reading recommendations containing 5 very interesting blog posts and the latest podcast episode with Richard Bradshaw from Tester’s Island Discs. The topics of this issue are “2 Years in Testing: Then and Now”, “MORE AGILE TESTING > TESTING BUSINESS VALUE”, “A stability strategy for test automation”, “Mapping Biases to Testing: An Inconvenient Truth” and “Kukumber — Getting started with Cucumber in Kotlin”.
Enjoy reading the posts and send me new ones that are worth reading and I will mention you and link to your social links or blog.
 | 2 Years in Testing: Then and Now | Cassandra HL Last year, I wrote about my experiences after one year in testing. I’ve decided to try and make it a bit of a tradition, so I can give people a bit of insight into my experiences and how things are changing, but mostly for myself so I can look back on my own challenges and development as I gain more experience as a professional tester. |
 | MORE AGILE TESTING > TESTING BUSINESS VALUE |
| Katrina the Tester: A stability strategy for test automation |
| Mapping Biases to Testing: An Inconvenient Truth |
| Kukumber — Getting started with Cucumber in Kotlin |
| Testers’ Island Discs Ep 9 – Richard Bradshaw |
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