Reading Recommendations # 12

Reading Recommendations Daniel KnottThe 12th issue of my software testing reading recommendations contains 8 post including one video. There are again posts from various topics like “How a lone tester can build an efficient test process despite the challenges” from Amy Philips which is a great article. Furthermore, there are articles about Lean Software Testing, what Simon Knight learned about communication from Eminem, a post about the different types of testers in the software industry and what testers should know about Windows 10 technical preview. There is a really great video from Gary Bernhardt’s Lightning talk about WAT. You need to watch this, it is funny and contains very interesting facts about Ruby and JavaScript.  There is another article about automated security testing in a continuous delivery pipeline from Stephen De Vries which is very interesting.

Enjoy reading the posts.

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Reading Recommendations # 10

Here is the 10th episode of my reading recommendations. This issue contains 8 awesome posts from topics like hardware can be agile, how to use games to become a better software tester. There are 3 posts about mobile testing one from the Google Engineer Mona El Mahdy, one from Stephen Janaway and Dan Billing and Edgar L. Furthermore, … Read more

TestBash 2015 and my Workshop about Mobile Testing

Today, I am in Brighton to attend the TestBash 2015 conference as a speaker and attendee. However, this time I was not a normal speaker, no I was providing the conference with a 2h workshop about mobile Testing. The title of the workshop was “How to Break your App – Best practices in Mobile App … Read more

Reading Recommendations # 6

Here is the 6th episode of my reading recommendations. This issue contains six posts from different topics like how it’s tested: “Cuckoo clocks”, “The 8 Fs of Software Failure”, “Automation is key but don’t automate manual tests”, “Test your knowledge with uTest University Quizzes”, “How to embed screenshot in Cucumber reports” and “Testing beyond requirements? How much … Read more

Cheat Sheet for Submitting Mobile Apps

Thanks to my great software testing network, I stumbled up on an very interesting mobile article about mobile app submissions. The article has been written by Simon Moser in german. Simon collected all important and required information that are necessary to submit a mobile app to the stores from Apple, Google and Windows. If you … Read more