Automation is one component of improving team performance. Automating repetitive manual tasks gives team members time to solve other problems and come up with innovations that help the business. Automated...
Read MoreIn 2018, mabl conducted a survey to learn how the role of testers/QA professionals is changing as more software delivery...
Read MoreMuch like a good designer, a good tester spends a lot of time anticipating how users might interact with an application and validating all those paths work. According to Angie Jones, “Testers discover the unknown, and this skill is still very much so needed,...
Read MoreNeed a quick and dirty explanation of what shift left testing is so you can keep up with the cool kids? This is the post for you.
Read MoreTesting has long been one of the most thankless tasks in the world of development. Doing it manually can result in hours of repeating the same tasks over and over again trying to find the...
Read MoreThe first DevTestOps Landscape Survey is based on responses from a relatively small number within the software community. Respondents were likely to be people who are active in the software testing community,...
Read MoreIn previous posts I’ve shared my own experiences with “shifting left and right”, also known as continuous testing, and how testing-related activities change when you make this shift. I’d like...
Read MoreEven back when waterfall type processes were popular, there were plenty of testers who got involved in every “phase” from feature idea to release, and even into operations and production monitoring...
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