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Goodbye, Internet Explorer! 👋
 

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ISSUE 128  June 18th 2022

 
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Welcome to the 128th issue!

As I previously mentioned in 2020 and 2021, the infamous Internet Explorer 11 has finally been retired after 27 years of existence.

While it was just a matter of time as many popular services have already stopped providing the support, I'm happy it finally happened.

Hopefully, we shouldn't see tricky ifs and pesky bugs caused by this browser anymore.

So feel free to share the good news with your web devs and testers.

Happy testing! 🙂

Dawid Dylowicz  Permalink

 
 

  NEWS  

 

Agile Testing in Quality Engineering

Antoine Craske put together a great overview of Agile Testing explaining its principles and practices.

Furthermore, Robert Ruzitschka shared his thoughts about Testing in Production.

qeunit.com  Permalink

 

Good Tester Developer Relationship

Rahul Parwal summarised the ideas about the collaboration between testers and developers that came up during one of the meetup discussions.

Similarly, Kristin Jackvony shares her view and advice on Working With Your Product Owner.

testingtitbits.com  Permalink

 

High Tech — Low Test or Problems with Modern Testing

Oleksandr Romanov highlights the problems in modern testing, such as lack of skill, knowledge and focus. He also advises on how we can improve it.

Moreover, Rahul Parwal gives a good answer to the question: As a Tester, what can I showcase except Bugs, Tests, and Bug Reports?

github.io  Permalink

 

Risk-Based Testing Averse

Is all testing risk-based? James Thomas contemplates this idea and came to some interesting conclusions.

In a roughly related article, Maaret Pyhäjärvi describes Testing, A Day At a Time.

blogspot.com  Permalink

 

Testing Requires Experience

Michael Bolton gives a great overview of testing based on experience and explains how it differs from instrumented testing.

linkedin.com  Permalink

 

Using metrics properly

Michael Küsters advises on how to use a metrics system and warns against the common pitfalls.

Interested in some examples? Angela Riggs wrote a great overview of Service Level Metrics.

blogspot.com  Permalink

 
 

  AUTOMATION  

 

Confident Testing: Contract Testing Database Queries

Is there a smarter way to test database integration? Michael Bright suggests applying the Confident Testing principles and explains with examples what you should and shouldn't do.

medium.com  Permalink

 

How to Start Writing Automation Tests

If you're planning to move to test automation, Małgorzata Zagórska gives plenty of practical pieces of advice.

Similarly, Nicola Lindgren shares her point of view on How I Learned to Write Test Automation as a Non-Technical Person.

brightinventions.pl  Permalink

 

How to Write Good Test Selectors

Testing web apps? Robbie Falck shows the ways of selecting elements and explains why some are better than others.

medium.com  Permalink

 

Making a decision: Should I Automate? Or maybe not?

How do you decide which test cases you should automate? Team Merlin gives some helpful tips.

Also, Zain Sajjad shared an interesting opinion on Why End-to-End (E2E) Testing is Often Good Enough.

medium.com  Permalink

 

React E2E Test Tutorial with Selenium: Page Object Model Pattern

Katsumi Yoshida wrote a very detailed guide to end-to-end testing of React projects using Selenium, Jest, and Typescript.

He also wrote a handy React-Testing-Library Tutorial: How to Write Tests that Works in Real Projects.

yozibak.com  Permalink

 
 

  TOOLS  

 

25 Useful Chrome Extensions for Software Testers

Here's a handy list of Chrome extensions to make your testing work easier and faster. You might also be interested in these 10 Screen Capture Tools.

qamadness.com  Permalink

 

Customizable TSH Cypress boilerplate for speeding up and standardizing automated testing

Adam Lochno describes a very handy Cypress boilerplate they created that includes support for faker, docker, and many more.

tsh.io  Permalink

 

Mocking the Open API Specifications

If you're looking for a tool to mock your API, Bartosz Michalik did a great comparison of a few of them.

hashnode.dev  Permalink

 

Visual Regression Testing with WebDriverIO

In this practical guide, Pavan Kumar S shows how to perform visual testing of web apps using WebdriverIO's image comparison plugin.

medium.com  Permalink

 
 

  BOOKS  

 

Lessons in Software Testing from "The Little Prince"

I liked that Maire McCrystal found so many interesting references to testing in the classic book — The Little Prince.

medium.com  Permalink

 
 

  VIDEOS  

 

Exploring With Automation with James Thomas

A great talk by James Thomas on how to use automation and tools to do exploratory testing.

ministryoftesting.com  Permalink

 

Top Automation Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Pramod Dutta shares a few great tips on answering common interview questions. And here's the second part.

youtube.com  Permalink

 
 

  AND...  

 

The QA... 😂

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Thanks for reading!

If you like this newsletter and it helps you become a better tester, you can say thanks and buy me a coffee.

PS. I'll be transferring every donation to Nasz Wybór Foundation which supports Ukrainian refugees in Poland. 🇺🇦 🙏

Dawid Dylowicz  Permalink

 
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