TDDing tmux
Published May 20th, 2013 Under Unit Testing | Leave a Comment
You want to test your Chef cookbooks? Cool. Where do you start? In this talk, I’ll walk you through step-by-step the process for executing test-driven development on a cookbook. Read more
Acceptance Test Driven Android
Published May 17th, 2013 Under Functional Testing | Leave a Comment
There are few topics hotter these days than Mobile Software Development. It seems like every company is rushing to release their own Mobile Application. But when it comes time to build that software they quickly learn that things are different. Read more
Software Testing in an Agile World
Published May 13th, 2013 Under Software Testing | Leave a Comment
This video discusses the differences between the Agile and traditional software development life cycle. It then presents what are the implications of Agile on the software testing activity. Read more
Software Testing that Made Me Proud
Published May 8th, 2013 Under Software Testing | Leave a Comment
“I am proud because of” is the opening line of three software testing professionals sharing this lightning talk session with test as its main theme. Read more
Testing Android UI with Espresso
Published May 7th, 2013 Under Functional Testing | Leave a Comment
Espresso is a new Android open source testing framework (not released yet) that lets you write concise, beautiful and reliable UI tests quickly. Developing a reliable Android test should be as quick and easy as pulling a shot of espresso. Unfortunately, with existing tools, it may feel more like making a double-shot-caramel-sauce-upside-down-single-whip-half-decaf-latte – confusing and rarely consistent. Read more
Measuring the Value in Software Testing
Published May 1st, 2013 Under Software Testing | Leave a Comment
Tom Gilb is interviewed on why, how and who should measure value in software testing after speaking at UNICOM’s 8th Next Generation Testing Conference. Read more
Making Offshore Software Testing Work
Published April 25th, 2013 Under Software Testing | Leave a Comment
I have been a tester in an outsourced project, a test manager for an outsourced project, consultant to test teams that work on outsourced projects and now running a testing services business where our business and money comes from outsourced testing. Read more
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