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ISSUE 85  August 21st 2021

 
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Welcome to the 85th issue!

This week, I want to share with you a great way of learning API testing.

It's the API Challenges.

An amazing project by Alan Richardson who's been working on it for over a year.

You can find them all here.

Happy testing!

Dawid Dylowicz  Permalink

 
 

  NEWS  

 

Challenges in Testing Legacy Systems

Dealing with legacy projects and codebases? Mirza Šišić wrote a solid article explaining how to approach testing in such situations.

testproject.io  Permalink

 

Do's and Don’ts in Communication Between Developer and QA Engineer

Yuliia Kuprii shares a few great tips on how to communicate effectively with developers and other team members.

And here's a great example of Working with a Quality Coach provided by Kim Engel.

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Future of Testing and Last Five Years?

What changed in testing over the past five years? Maaret Pyhäjärvi shares an amazing overview of the predictions that materialised and the trends that are likely to stay here for the next few years.

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How To Reach The Tipping Point of Quality Engineering

Here's a great read by Antoine Craske about what it takes to transform organisations to have a proper quality culture. I'd especially recommend it to the leads and managers.

qeunit.com  Permalink

 

Tips for newbie in QA

New to testing but unsure about what to focus on? Well, you're not alone. Someone asked for advice on Reddit and got some top-notch responses.

reddit.com  Permalink

 

The Ideal Test Plan

James Thomas explains why such a test plan doesn't exist and instructs how to create one that will work for you.

Furthermore, you may want to read more about the interesting approach to Test Case Design Mindset At a Glance by Tee Seng Tuan.

And lastly, Torsten J. Zelger shared a thought-provoking article about Accurate Test Reports.

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  AUTOMATION  

 

Accessibility testing for beginners

Artem Skolota wrote a great article about accessibility testing, explaining with examples how different tools can help you in checking the websites.

medium.com  Permalink

 

How to test your GraphQL API — Beginner's Guide

Ekrem Kurt shares a helpful introduction to the GraphQL API and shows how you can test it with Postman.

medium.com  Permalink

 

Page Object Model in Cypress

Cypress is known for promoting the App Actions over Page Object pattern. However, Dilpreet Johal thinks these two can coexist and shows an example.

automationbro.com  Permalink

 

Test Automation Beyond Test Cases

Sumon Dey explains why test automation is not only about using existing solutions, such as tools, libraries and frameworks, but it's also about creating helpful scripts in a DIY fashion. Examples included.

testproject.io  Permalink

 

Test Automation Strategy — Guide

I liked Julia Pottinger's simple guide to creating a test automation strategy by using the Five Ws questions.

juliapottinger.com  Permalink

 

The 10% Rule To Clean Up Your Automation Suite

We all like to implement new tests but we also need to know how to remove the ones that are not so helpful anymore. Jamaal Todd gives a hint on how to find and get rid of some of the least efficient and effective tests with a simple rule.

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

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  TOOLS  

 

Cloud-Based Mobile App Testing

Looking for cloud solutions to test mobile apps on real devices? Ekrem Kurt did a great job of reviewing 6 popular services, including the pros and cons.

medium.com  Permalink

 

Leadership in Test: Testing Tools

How do you choose the right testing tools? Paul Gerrard wrote a really good overview of different categories that can help you in comparing and choosing the best tools for your particular case.

theqalead.com  Permalink

 

Taking advantage of Junit 5 extensions

JUnit 5 is a powerful Java test runner with many features for effective testing. Eric Ampire shows how to effectively use one of them — Extensions.

ericampire.com  Permalink

 
 

  BOOKS  

 

23 Books for Quality Assurance Professionals

If you're looking for a summer read on software testing, look no further. Blake Norrish put together an amazing list of books recommended by other software testers.

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Learn the Basics of Quality Assurance in Financial Applications

At Devexperts, the main product we develop for financial companies is trading platforms. Testing their performance is a fairly new QA practice, so it still lacks common strategies. To learn about how we approach it and tackle the associated difficulties, check out this article.

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  AND...  

 

This is why QA is not dead... 😂

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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.

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