The Software Testing V-model reclaimed
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The document proposes reclaiming and reframing the V-Model for software testing by removing outdated notions like the concept of time and instead focusing on validation and verification as processes of questioning and checking. It suggests ordering testing activities to meet specific needs and using one's own language and models rather than rigidly following the V-Model. The goal is to help testers operate effectively in the real world rather than just pass a certification.
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Presented at SauceCon 2021, April.
More details: https://www.eviltester.com/conference/saucecon2021_conference/
Security Testing is a highly technical set of skills, covering a wide domain of knowledge that can take a long time to learn and gain proficiency. We already have enough to learn with Software Testing and even more when we add in Automating. So are there any simple ways to increase the scope of what we already do, that provide more insight into the security of our application? Answer: Yes. And in this talk we will cover practical steps, dos and don’ts to add some Security focus fast, without spending years learning how to Hack applications.
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Much of the automating we do to support testing involves detecting change. Once our tests pass, they fail when the system changes and the automated execution alerts us to the change. There are other ways that automating can help us.
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This document discusses open source and free test tools. It begins by defining a test tool as software used to augment the testing process. It then asks participants which tools they use, both open source/free tools like Selenium and commercial tools like Jira. The document explores reasons for using open source tools like cost and customization versus commercial tools like support. Finally, it discusses trends in commercial vs open source tools and strategies for effective tool usage.
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One of the biggest concepts that has made a difference to my programming and automating in recent years is the concept of “Tactical vs. Strategic.” Automating tactically might be for a specific purpose, possibly small, possibly a bit rough around the edges, not necessarily completely robust for everyone, etc. And Strategic automation is more critical to long-term aims, maintained and maintainable, etc.
In this talk, Alan Richardson will provide examples of automating both Strategically and Tactically for activities as diverse as supporting testing, marketing and general life. We will also consider how and when to move from automating tactically to strategically, and how the concept has helped me change my programming style and how to write better code.
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DevFest 14th Dec 2019 Bishkek
- Alan Richardson
https://www.eviltester.com/conference/devfestbishkek2019_conference
- EvilTester.com
- @EvilTester
- CompendiumDev.co.uk
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Have you ever wondered how other people test applications? Not in theory, but in practice? What thought processes are used? How did they model the application? What tools were used? How did they track the testing? That's what this talk is all about. This talk will be based on a short Case Study of testing an open source web application. Why open source? Because then there is no commercial confidentiality about the process, tools or thought processes.
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Alan will explain his thought processes, coverage, approaches, tools used, risks identified and results found. And generalise from this into reusable models and principles that can be applied to your testing. This covers the What?, and the Why? of practical exploratory web testing.
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https://www.eviltester.com
Automating Pragmatically - Testival 20190604
# Automating Pragmatically
Testival Meetup 20190604
## Alan Richardson
- EvilTester.com
- @EvilTester
- compendiumdev.co.uk
- digitalonlinetactics.com
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Title: Automating Pragmatically
The online discussions of automating can leave me confused.
- Should you automate through the GUI?
- Should GUI automating be banned?
- Do all testers need to code? Is automating part of testing
or not?
- Do we need to automate to get a job?
In this short session Alan will discuss automating
from a pragmatic and contextual position and
share how he thinks about automating.
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Joy of Coding Conference 2019 slides - Alan Richardson
Adventures in Testing, Programming, Teaching, Automating and Marketing
When you already know how to code, it's easy to forget how hard some of that learning was... until you have to teach people. And if all you've ever built are applications, you don't know really know the nuances of writing code to automate them. And if you've written the code but never had to market the applications then you've not really experienced the full joy of coding.
In this presentation Alan will revisit many of his past projects to identify lessons learned. Lessons from: writing commercial and open source tools, multi-user adventure games, REST APIs, test automation, automating applications to make them do things they are not supposed to do, and coding for technical marketing.
Some lessons we will learn:
* The 'install' is the hardest part
* Writing frameworks is too much fun and should be banned
* Applications are just "code calling other libraries"
* Writing a Text Adventure s the most fun and educational thing you'll ever code
* The Dangers of knowing how to code
We will also learn the dangers of knowing how to code and discover how our coding skills can give us an edge, in business and online live in general, if we choose to harness our skills to improve our daily experiences.
Programming katas for Software Testers - CounterStrings
What would be suitable Code Katas for people wanting to learn how to code to support their testing?
CounterStrings
- `*3*5*7*9*12*15*`
A CounterString is a string like this `*3*5*7*9*12*15*` where the `*` represent the position in the string of the number immediately proceeding it. This is a 15 character CounterString.
These are useful because if you paste them into a field, and are truncated then it is easy to see what they were truncated to, it is as James Bach describes it, self documenting test data.
https://www.eviltester.com/blog/eviltester/2019-02-27-programming-katas-for-testers/
Technology Based Testing
Slides for Agile Testers Conference 2018
Technology Based Testing by Alan Richardson
What do you learn if you want to test 'beyond the acceptance criteria'? Technical risk based testing can help. In this case I'm going to use the phrase Technical Testing to cover: "identify technology based risks to drive testing". This thought process can help us make informed decisions about the scope of exploratory testing we will carry out. It also helps focus your studies on the technical knowledge appropriate for the project you are testing.
## Blurb
This requires:
- understanding of the technology
- risk identification
- tools applicable to the technology
This presentation will use a simple example to demonstrate that:
- Even simple technology can pose risk
- Combining simple technology can increase risk
- Understanding technology allows us to evaluate risk
* http://www.eviltester.com
* http://www.compendiumdev.co.uk
* https://twitter.com/eviltester
About Consultant Alan Richardson Compendium Developments Evil Tester
Compendium Developments Ltd is a software consultancy company that provides hands-on assistance and expertise to help software development teams test and improve their software through pragmatic solutions. They offer plain speaking advice based on experience to quickly solve clients' unique problems and guide them to make the right decisions for their situation. The company website provides additional information and ways to connect through social media platforms.
Shift left-testing
What is Shift Left Testing? Do you need to use that term to improve your Software Testing and Development process? I don't think so.
- why I don't use the term Shift Left
- Explanation of what Shift Left means when people use it
- Explanation of what Shift Left might mean when people hear it
- How to Shift Left incorrectly
- How to improve your test process without using the phrase Shift Left.
Hire me for consultancy and buy my online books and training at:
- https://compendiumdev.co.uk
- http://eviltester.com
- http://seleniumsimplified.com
- http://javafortesters.com
Automating and Testing a REST API
Have you ever wished that you had a worked example of how to test a REST API?
Not just automate the API, but how to interact with it with command line tools, and GUI tools to support your manual interactive testing. And then take your testing forward into automating the API?
That's what this book provides.
Read the 74 page sample and find out more information on the book page.
https://www.compendiumdev.co.uk/page/tracksrestapibook
The full book has over 200 pages of actual hands on case study information that can improve your testing and automating of REST API based applications.
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How good are your Technical Testing in the Browser and JavaScript skills? Put them to the test with the "Protect The Square" game.
https://www.compendiumdev.co.uk/games/buggygames/protect_the_square/protect_the_square.html
TDD - Test Driven Development - Java JUnit FizzBuzz
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FizzBuzz is often used as a programming interview question and as a Kata for practicing your coding.
The GitHub code repository with the Java code for this exercise is available at:
https://github.com/eviltester/fizzbuzz
Read the blog post for the video:
http://blog.eviltester.com/2018/03/tdd-test-driven-development-java-junit.html
If you want to automate, you learn to code
Slides for Automation Guild 2016 Conference
If you want to automate, you learn to code, and you learn to code well.
“Automate” doesn’t mean “Automate Testing” it means “Automate part of your test process”.
You need to learn to code to do that with the most options open to you.
We’ll look at some ‘we do this alot’ and ‘we want to automate’ activities which we can use tools for. But we’ll also see that we are limited by the tools.
When we code, we can do a lot with minimum code, and gain a lot more flexibility.
Then we’ll cover how to think about learning to code.
solve a problem quickly (automate tactically)
solve a problem for the long term (automate strategically)
To work strategically we need to learn:
to code well,
understand refactoring,
libraries vs frameworks,
abstractions,
etc.
This talk isn’t just for beginners, we’ll cover stuff that should make it useful for the experts in the audience.
We’ll cover a lot in 45 mins, with code examples and tool examples, and I’ll make it all pretty practical.
For more details visit:
https://www.compendiumdev.co.uk/page/tag2017
How To Test With Agility
My aim here is to tell you that I learned to work with Agility rather than work with the Agile Rituals and Definitions. And I learned to trust that working with Agility trumps Rituals and Definitions the hard way. Because sticking to rituals and definitions led to rigidity, rather than agility.
And then "What does testing look like when you adopt that mindset?"
In this presentation you will short cut your learning on the topic of Agility, so you understand "What does testing look like when you adopt an Agility mindset?". Applying this mind set naturally leads to incorporating exploratory testing, technical testing, automated execution, end to end testing and risk. Adopting this mindset allows you to fit into any Agile Software Development project and create a customized testing approach that works.
Keynote at the internal Rabobank Testing Conference on Feb 15th 2018 in Utrecht.
https://www.compendiumdev.co.uk/page/rabobank201802
Your Automated Execution Does Not Have to be Flaky
Alan Richardson will present on how to remove intermittent failures from automated test execution. Common causes of intermittency include lack of synchronization, parallel test interference, long running tests, difficulty automating the system under test, outdated tools, uncontrolled test preconditions, incorrect assumptions in assertions, and uncontrolled data. Richardson will provide examples of each cause and recommend solutions such as adding synchronization, isolating test environments, controlling data, and investigating failures rather than assuming tests are "flaky". The goal is to convince attendees that intermittent failures are a result of unresolved issues, not flaws in tests, and can be addressed through proper testing practices.
What is Testability vs Automatability? How to improve your Software Testing.
Testability is different from Automatability.
- Testability - does the application have features that make it easier for a human to test?
- Automatizability (Automatability) - does the application have features that make it easier to control and interrogate by another application.
You will learn:
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- What is automatizability?
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- 1. The V-Model Reclaimed Alan Richardson www.eviltester.com http://blog.eviltester.com/2013/02/v-model-reclaimed.html
- 2. Let's assume that the people who applied the V-model to Software Testing weren't completely mental.
- 3. Let's assume that some secret wisdom has been corrupted and obscured by time.
- 4. This will not help you with a certification process. But it may help you operate in the real world.
- 5. A modern 'standard' V-Model
- 6. Get rid of the notion of Time
- 7. V&V “V for Vendetta” “V for Vengeance”
- 8. Validation and Verification Or “Questioning” and “Checking”
- 9. I “Question” and I “Check”
- 10. Order the 'stuff' to meet your needs
- 11. “V for Value” “Reframe, Question and Check. Use your own language. Own your own models of communication”
- 12. P.S. It doesn't need to be a V-Model
- 13. “Reframe, Question and Check. Use your own language. Own your own models of communication”
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