Every question you ask during testing is the seed of the next one.

Either there’s a serious glitch in the Matrix, or Sérgio Freire and I didn't get the memo that we weren't supposed to show up in the same outfit! Note the logos: One of us is the original XRAY, and...

Shipping fast shouldn't mean shipping blind.

It's rare to meet people who understand the testing space as well as the tooling space so well. It was amazing to talk to you, Sergio. There is always something to learn from you. Thank you ...

A feel-good memory from TestBash 2024. Simon Tomes, Sergio Freire and Gwen Diagram pose for a happy selfie.

In this episode of QA Therapy, we sit down with Richard Adams, a seasoned expert in security testing, to dive deep into the critical role security plays in modern software development.

Smoke tests are used to find out if your build is stable enough to be tested exhaustively in a proper environment. Does your software start and keeps running? Is the web server and all remaining services up as expected? If it does reach the minimums, then it can’t be further tested, and development needs to look at immediately.Smoke tests should be the ones you or the machine will perform for you. Having a good set of smoke tests can evaluate the stability of it. As more you may find in the advance about the stability of the SUT, better, as it will avoid unnecessary works afterwards. If smoke tests passed, then you can perform sanity tests and all the regression tests (start with the automated "ones” - i.e. automated scripts/checks). Probably you have to decide which regression tests to perform…and here comes risk assessment: if you have to choose, start with by addressing the higher risks in the context of your build/release.

Learn the main concepts of exploratory testing and how it differentiates from other established approaches

Will the next Indiana Jones uncover the Holy Grail of Testing?

Watch Sérgio Freire's Experience Report on Web UI Automation from Test.bash('Online'): 2020

Discover how Xray Reporting to make decisions

Understand how you can get a clearer understanding of your coverage.