If you are a tester, I would bet that you once thought of finding a testing freelancing job. Of course, why not? Look at developers. Developers do a lot of freelancing jobs from building websites, Wordpress theme to mobile applications...and they are making good money. This type of work seems to fit so well ...
Continue readingThe 15 essential building blocks of a test automation strategy
Note: This is guest post written by Ulf Eriksson-one of the founders of ReQtest The strategy and planning are fundamental building blocks of software development life-cycle; whereas quality is always measured with the grade. Fulfilling business expectation and customer satisfaction with no defects is the main aim ...
Continue readingThe Secret of Getting Extraordinary Results: Do One Thing
Let me ask you this question... What's the most common excuse people often say when they want to decline an invitation? You can guess, but you will agree with me on this one sentence: "I'm too busy" People are getting busier and busier these days. Yeah, "so little time, so many things to do". No ...
Continue readingHow to Collect iOS Device Crash Logs Using iTools
If your program has crashed ( crash – is an emergency completion of the program, when it vanishes from the screen), the iOS device will record crash logs. This information is necessary for developers to find and fix crashes. That's why it's very important to provide logs in the found bugs. In this article I will tell you how to collect ...
Continue readingHCMC Software Testing Conference 2016 is Now Open (and Tips to Convince Your Boss to Support)
Ding... ding... ding...Passionate testers in Ho Chi Minh, you don't want to miss this event! Ho Chi Minh Software Testing Conference 2016 is now open and ready for your registration. If you are very serious in software testing, this news may be not new to you anymore. But if you ...
Continue readingTop 7 Software Testing Forums that You Don’t Want to Miss Out
People say "forum is dead"...and it's understandable With the social media boom such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, I'm not surprised to see that forums are not received as much attention as before. Just call me old-fashioned, but I find forum is still an interesting channel to discuss and get to know ...
Continue readingHow to Become a Software Tester: A Complete Guide
It's 2016 now and this year is special to me. I will celebrate my 10-year anniversary being a software tester. Hurrah!!! (You don't see, but I'm opening champagne :-)) Anyway, time flies... 10 years ago, I was a webmaster of a local shipping magazine while I was a last year ...
Continue readingAn Overview of Reusable Page Object Model Framework in Selenium
Hi everyone, It's me Thanh, but I'm not the author for the post today as usual. Instead, I would like to introduce you a guest post from Brian Van Stone. Brian Van Stone has been working with QualiTest for nearly 5 years, enjoying various roles in test automation before assuming his current role as Solutions Architect. In this post today, Brian would like to ...
Continue reading10 Easy Ways to Make Developers Hate You More
Warning: This post needs to be read with care! If you are in software testing or software development, you may know something about the so-call "tester vs developer" relationship. I don't know who started the fight first or how come their relationships get worse, but it's clearly that ...
Continue readingMonthly Software Testing Report – Oct 2015
Hey there, I'm very happy to be here again in October Software Testing Report to tell you great stories, events happened around the world. Last month, there's a reader contacted me and asked me about how much effort for me to prepare such report. Well, it often takes me one ...
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