Software Testing Tutorials and Videos
Projects fail because they don’t test. Some fail because they test the wrong things. Others fail because they test too much. This session shares project case studies in software testing atrocities and what can be learned from them. You’ll come away questioning your own software testing. Check your dogma and …
Battle.net is the online service that runs Blizzard’s games. As such, it is a large scale distributed system with many interacting parts and dependencies on various services and data. While developing Battle.net servers, I needed a way to isolate and test functionality that I was working on.
Appium, often dubbed “Selenium for mobile”, at heart it’s a web server written in NodeJs. Its architecture is modular, which means that it is composed of many small, independently maintained and tested modules. Testing Appium is challenging, but clearly very important, since thousands of users depend on this open source …
This video explains about how Facebook engineers test their software. Facebook doesn’t have QA department, but the new code is pushed to the site every day, while the backend infrastructure is continuously being developed. You will learn how hackers at Facebook test their code, services and entire infrastructure in a …
Keeping tests fast and stable is critically important. This is hard when servers depend on many backends. Developers must choose between long and flaky tests, or writing and maintaining fake implementations. Instead, tests can be run using recorded traffic from these backends. This provides the best of both worlds, allowing …
Today’s software development projects are typically iterative, fast moving and subject to change. As software testers in these environments, we are continuously faced with an overwhelming amount of information and data to take in, analyze and process in order to determine what testing approach to take. When time is tight, …
