Thank you for all the birthday wishes. My third ebook is finally released.
It is titled – ’50+ tips to boost your productivity’
I want to keep this post short and sweet.
My special thanks to Jon Bach for inspiring me to write the blog post on tips/too…
Thank you for all the birthday wishes. My third ebook is finally released.
It is titled – ’50+ tips to boost your productivity’
I want to keep this post short and sweet.
My special thanks to Jon Bach for inspiring me to write the blog post on tips/too…
I’ve been talking about what I term “Performance Unit Testing” in classes and training courses for a long time. I’ve been teaching (more inspiring with hints toward implementation) client development teams about it for almost as long. Problem is, all I…
I am happy to share I have just recently posted two new additions to the Testing Mnemonic listing. Michael Larsen and Albert Gareev gave me a heads up about these new mnemonics and articles they had published in the ST&QA magazine. The mnemonics are TERMS and CRUMBS. TERMS Test Automation Mnemonic by Albert Gareev T [...]
I am fitness freak. I was Aerobics instructor in one of the gym for almost two years in Hyderabad. Being in Pune, It motivates me to join some gym as an Aerobic instructor because puneites are extremely cautious about their health and its the most happ…
I’m sitting in a co-working facility and listening to a couple of engineers behind me. They seem to be working on an application in Rails that involves doing role-based security. I’m not sure exactly what the application does, but they keep saying thin…
Sometimes it’s hard to resist the temptation to just go for it, to run at the fresh build and leave long trails of filthy QA bootprints all over its virgin white snow. But hold on, Captain Scott! Sometimes you want to know it’s not ice before you start…
TweetMary, Mary, quite contrary, How does your garden grow? With silver bells, and cockle shells, And pretty maids all in a row. Its an old english rhyme that goes eons back. In fact, its actual…
People sometimes seem to struggle with a concept that’s central to testing, the concept of “oracle”. In the three-day Rapid Software Testing class, we define an oracle as a principle or mechanism by which we recognize a problem. Sometimes I like to emphasize that oracles are fallible and context-dependent. When that’s so, I say that [...]
Andrew Jutton and I spoke at CukesUp! 2012 about issues with ‘rolling out’ BDD.
Learning from mistakes with BDDView more presentations from tonybruce.
Most if not all the other talks are also available.
Definitely worth checking out.
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