Hej! š
Iām Nicola Lindgren, the author of Starting Your Software Testing Career, a co-author of How Can I Test This? and a co-author of The Software Tester's Journey.
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Here are a few of my most popular blog posts.
- How do you actually prevent bugs?
- How to Find a Software Testing Job
- Step by step guide: Testing with no/little requirements
- Testing with Charles Proxy
- Bloggers Club: Implementing Change
- How to Get Developers in Your Team to Contribute to Your Test Automation
- Speaking at Conferences: A Practical Guide for First-Time Presenters
The Economics of Software Testing: The Law of Diminishing Returns
Here I explain how the concept of the law of diminishing returns in Economics applies to software testing.
Explore/Exploit: An Approach to Software Testing
Learn how the Explore/Exploit algorithm concept transforms software testing strategy. Discover practical methods to balance exploring new test areas versus exploiting known issues.
What I wish I knew when I started testing: Get involved with the testing community
I share some benefits I've gained from being in the testing community and how I'm glad I discovered it early in my career.
Bloggers Club: Managing and Achieving Goals
I will focus primarily on the struggles I've faced in managing and achieving my goals, as well as what I've learned from it.
How to write a bug report defect report with an example
Here is some advice on how to write clear reproducible bug reports that your team will appreciate.
The Economics of Software Testing: Opportunity Cost
Here I explain how the concept of opportunity cost in Economics applies to software testing.
What I wish I knew when I started testing: Expectations vs Reality
In this post I share what I wish I knew when I started testing regarding expectations vs reality. This includes my perception of quality, agile and the purpose of testing.
Step By Step Guide: Testing Without Requirements Little Requirements
Here is a step by step guide to testing without requirements. This also covers the difference between implicit and explicit requirements.
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