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Software Testing
- 1. TESTING - MYWAY TO HAPPINESS BETTER SOFTWARE CONFERENCE
- 2. About Me: Jyothi Rangaiah Directorof Quality at WhiteTable Technologies Editor at www.womentesters.com Blogs at http://chroniclesoftesting.blogspot.in At Better Software Conference http://bsceast.techwell.com/sme-profiles/jyothi-rangaiah
- 3. Agenda Testers, ❖ Set theright expectation ❖ Change Agents or Victims of Change? ❖ Share your accomplishments
- 4. Testers Why are weimportant to an organization?
- 5. Magic will happen Weare: Scientists Explorers Researchers Journalists
- 6. Testing - PerfectSoftware End result of testing is not a perfect software. Book referred to in this slide: Perfect Software and other illusions about testing by Gerald M. Weinberg
- 7. Testing - IsAn Easy Job Testing is more than execution of tests and bug reporting.
- 8. Testers Change Agents orVictims of Change?
- 9. Test Early =Change Early Test the requirements Test the design Test the code
- 10. What comprises ofas testing time?
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- 17. Testers - SelfReviewers Everyone has their own testing approach, find your approach. Every other testing approach serves as a guide to assess your approach.
- 18. "Don't write yourbook -- build it with Weinberg's Fieldstone Method. Keep the project moving by breaking the project into easy-to-attack chunks; gather your ideas one at a time. Then stack them as you would stones in a wall." - Dan Poynter author of Writing Nonfiction and The Self-Publishing Manual Mindmapping Share Befriend Role play Book referred to in this slide: Weinberg on Writing: The Fieldstone Method by Gerald M. Weinberg
- 19. Testing - Powerof Open Source tools Mindmap A collection of open source tools to test web application.
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- 23. Collaborate Rules of thegame - Iteration 1 - Iteration 2 Debrief
- 24. Testing Lessons From Dr .Phil McGraw Reference Link: http://drphil.com/articles/article/44
- 25. You cannot changewhat you do not acknowledge. There is no point in creating bugs and loads of them, that remain unattended.
- 26. Do what worksbest for you. There is no standard way to experiment with a software system.
- 27. Life is managed;it is not cured. Software is not developed perfectly right at the first attempt. But can be improved by subjecting it to continuous evaluation.
- 28. You create yourown experience. See a product. And see a reflection of your efforts.
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- 31. Testing Etiquettes To help testers- Stress less and accomplish more.
- 32. Hear. Don’t Listen. Turna deaf ear when required. Too many noises around, tune to a frequency that does not stress you.
- 33. Be social. Befree. Interact without attaching to any tags / roles / responsibilities played by an individual that you interact with. There is freedom in detachment and interactions become easy and a little less burdened.
- 34. Priority. A revelation. Designer,Coder, Tester and the Client - If they all have different priorities for the same bug, then it is a clear indication that we all are not aligned to the same expected result.
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- 36. You Inspire Me ❏ Fellow testers ❏Blogs and Books ❏ Television Shows - Nat Geo Air Crash Investigation, Watching Tennis ❏ Social testing - testing to learn and to gather test ideas ❏ Test with your team - testing
- 37. Summarize ❏ Testers, setthe right expectations - Play fair and stay true. ❏ Testers, as change agents - challenge the status quo and empower change for a better future for us testers. ❏ Testers, share your accomplishments - Lead the new way and enable greatness.
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- 40. Questions? Questions are thefuel on which the brain runs.