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How Airbnb, Spotify, Uber test their mobile apps 📱
 

Software Testing Weekly

 

ISSUE 144  November 6th 2022

 
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Welcome to the 144th issue!

I want to share with you the true gem I found this week:

Mobile testing strategies from Airbnb, Spotify, Uber and many more.

It's super interesting to see the honest overview from engineers on their approach and struggles.

Happy testing! 🙂

Dawid Dylowicz  Permalink

 
 

  NEWS  

 

How to test your mobile apps efficiently? A five-level pyramid testing strategy

Testing mobile apps? Have a read about the test levels test strategy that Raphael Guye, Bryan Reymonenq and Marco Stähli applied to their app.

PS. Thanks for giving me the inspiration for this issue's comment!

medium.com  Permalink

 

How to deal with missed bugs found in production?

No one likes the feeling of bugs being found by your end users. But how can we sort it out? There are lots of ideas and pieces of advice in this Reddit thread.

However, once that happens, here are some great suggestions from Kristin Jackvony on How to Get Your Bug Fixed.

reddit.com  Permalink

 

How Product Owners With Testing Experience Can Promote Quality

Working in Agile? Mirza Šišić shares a perspective of impacting quality from a product owner's point of view.

Moreover, Vernon Richards wrote a nice summary of the 9 Perspectives Testers Can Use To Understand Their Quality Culture.

ministryoftesting.com  Permalink

 

The purpose of testing

Sometimes I don't write tests. The reason for that often is because the test wouldn't bring any new confidence I already have.

Tiger Abrodi brings up some fair points now on why we should and shouldn't test.

In relation to that, Venkat Ramakrishnan explains the Regression Testing Meaning And Purpose.

tigerabrodi.blog  Permalink

 

Turnover effect on quality

Vitaly Sharovatov wrote a concise but interesting article on the potential impact of employee turnover on the team and product quality.

qase.io  Permalink

 

What Would You Say You Do Here?

Elizabeth Zagroba gives a short description of a software tester's role to someone who's not familiar with it.

What's more, Heather Reid describes how you can Make an Impact in a new job, based on her recent experience.

And finally, James Thomas wrote about the Value Added as a software tester in a new project.

elizabethzagroba.com  Permalink

 
 

  AUTOMATION  

 

Anatomy of test automation

Curious about what processes test automation is made of? Ben Dowen gives a solid, thorough overview.

You may also want to learn about the Automation stories: Stabilization of the parallel test run from Kostiantyn Teltov.

dowen.me.uk  Permalink

 

API Mocking: Essential and Redundant

When should you mock the API for testing? And when you shouldn't? Shai Almog shares his point of view.

And whether you mock or not, David Mello's article on Testing Software using Decision Tables may come in handy.

debugagent.com  Permalink

 

Testing Frontend Applications: Introduction

In a series of articles about testing frontend apps, David Obodo explains the different approaches, shows how to set up the first tests and gives advice on how to come up with test scenarios. Here you can find the second and the third parts.

hashnode.dev  Permalink

 

Web Test Automation Workbook #02: Web Test Automation Simplified

Zhimin Zhan wrote a clear explanation of the web app's basics (HTML, CSS and JavaScript) and how you can test them.

Zhimin also gives examples of Responsive Web Testing with Selenium.

Note: If you can't access the full article, simply open it in a private tab.

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  TOOLS  

 

6 Essential Test Scenarios Using Postman Flows

If you test APIs with Postman, check out Beth Marshall's six helpful tutorials on testing different flows with it.

Furthermore, Rahul Parwal shows a mindmap of using Postman for Automation in Testing.

wordpress.com  Permalink

 

Best tool for automated API E2E testing

Choosing the "best tool" is usually subjective and always depends on the context of a project and the team. It's well visible in this Reddit thread full of various recommendations and explanations.

reddit.com  Permalink

 

On choosing and changing languages for test automation

Wondering what test languages you should use for test automation? This great article by Oleksandr Romanov will give you some hints.

github.io  Permalink

 

The power of Chrome Devtools Protocol — Part IV: Performance

Following up on last week's mention, in the final part of the series Germán Bisogno shows how to use Chrome DevTools protocol to automatically monitor the performance of your web app during testing.

medium.com  Permalink

 
 

  BOOKS  

 

Remembering Jerry: An Introduction to General Systems Thinking

In yet another great overview, Markus Gärtner describes the content and shares the laws from the classic book: An Introduction to General Systems Thinking.

shino.de  Permalink

 

Testing Computer Software by Cem Kaner, Jack Falk and Hung Q. Nguyen

"This book is about doing testing when your coworkers don’t, won’t and don’t have to follow the rules."

Željko Filipin summarises well every chapter of the Testing Computer Software book.

filipin.eu  Permalink

 
 

  VIDEOS  

 

How to Create Automated Atomic Tests in Automation

Small, independent tests are key to reducing flakiness and improving the test execution speed. Nikolay Advolodkin explains how to achieve it with Cypress in this 26-minute tutorial.

ultimateqa.com  Permalink

 

How To Increase Your Salary Exponentially as QA

In a 7-minute video, Pramod Dutta shares some honest tips for your career that can help you grow faster and potentially benefit from higher pay.

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[Webinar] How to unite manual and automated testing in a single system

Wondering how to unite manual and automated testing in a single system? Join TestGear's webinar on November 9th to find out. Register for free.

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  AND...  

 

Just keep coding... 😂

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