I recently put together a visual detailing various levels of Test Automation maturity. I wanted to share in case others could benefit. I’d love your
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Chaos Engineering
Chaos Engineering, as a concept, is on the rise. And rightfully so. Systems are becoming more distributed and reliant on various technologies and architectures. With
How to Avoid Waterscrum..or Srumfall..or Wagile
I recently tweeted the above meme and the number of likes and retweets it received was astounding to me. It grabbed so much attention because
How We Used Slack to Manage Testing Devices
Necessity is the mother of invention. Or in my case, pain is the mother of invention! I have roughly 50 QA devices I am responsible
An End to End Guide About Feature Mapping
In the age of ditching test cases, many testers are looking for ways to maintain organization while testing. There are many possibilities in accomplishing organization
A Personal Approach to Risk-Based Testing
I started tracking our organization’s Mean TIme to Detect (MTTD) a defect, and immediately noticed that the majority of defects opened were being discovered later
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