Amazing, this is already the 50th edition of the reading recommendations. I hope you liked them so far. This week there are 7 interesting blog posts with various topics that might be of interest for you. This time there are articles from Markus Gärtner, Lisa Crispin and Richard Bradshaw just to name some of the great bloggers in this series.
There are posts about “Testing Beyond the UI”, “It’s not all about the devices”, “Few Best Practices Around Mobile Testing Agility”, “What Flaky Tests Can Tell You”, “Testing inside one sprint’s time”, “Helping a large team focus!” and “Why Was This Check Created?”.
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.
Adventures in Automation: Testing Beyond the UI: The Testing Pyramid | |
Source: www.tjmaher.com/2016/02/testing-beyond-ui-testing-pyramid.html |
Mobile Application Testing – It’s Not All About the Devices – Thinking Through Testing Because of the proliferation of devices and operating systems, our test strategy needs to have a “smart” approach for our mobile application testing. | |
Source: thinktesting.com/articles/mobile-application-testing-all-about-devices/ |
Few Best Practices Around Mobile Testing Agility | |
Source: https://ek121268.wordpress.com/2016/02/04/few-best-practices-around-mobile-testing-agility/ |
This article was recommended by Daniel Martinez. Thanks
What Flaky Tests Can Tell You | |
Source: www.stickyminds.com/print/article/what-flaky-tests-can-tell-you |
Testing inside one sprint’s time | Markus Gärtner | |
Source: www.shino.de/2016/02/10/testing-inside-one-sprints-time/ |
Adventures in Retrospectives: Helping a large team focus! – Agile Testing with Lisa Crispin | |
Source: lisacrispin.com/2016/02/11/adventures-in-retrospectives-helping-a-large-team-focus/ |
Friendly Tester: Why Was This Check Created? | |
Source: www.thefriendlytester.co.uk/2016/02/why-was-this-check-created.html |
Thank you to my colleague Daniel Martinez who send me the article about flaky tests and which I highly recommend to read. Daniel is working as a software tester at XING Barcelona and you can follow him on twitter.
If you have any kind of article/ post, podcast or video don’t hesitate to send me the URL and I will add it to the reading recommendations.
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