I like the basic idea of snapshot tests. Many software developers first run into them in frontend work, where you snapshot rendered output and compare it later after a code change. That feels pretty natural. You are checking whether the shape of the result changed in a way you expected. On a recent migration project, […] The post Here’s How…
#exploratory testing
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8 Apr
3 Apr
As a Quality Assurance analyst, I have tested more forms and input fields than I would like to admit. I recently onboarded to a software development project where a user must create an organization before accessing most other sections of the app. This process requires entering company data into about a dozen fields across six […] The post Form Fatigue?…
7 Mar
Some cultures don’t have a distinct word for the color blue; instead, it’s considered a shade of green. Identifying bugs can be a lot like that. It’s difficult to see them as separate from “how the software works” when they blend in. With AI, it’s easier than ever to generate code. But software can be […] The post Is It…
1 May 2018
For the past few years, I have heard many people advocating using only automatic tests. For example, if all the automatic tests pass, then the code should automatically be deployed to production. I have always performed a bit of manual … Continue reading →