On most teams, the testers are present, working hard, and care about their work. The problem is that their work is completely hidden. No one can see it, and because of that, no one understands it or how it might be improved. So, how can you make your testing work visible to your team?
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Initially developed for the Facebook News Feed, today GraphQL is powering APIs from companies such as Atlassian, Credit Karma, GitHub, Intuit, KLM, Pinterest, Shopify, The New York Times, WordPress and Yelp. While it is a transformational technology, it requires a new understanding of API design as well as careful preparation for performance testing.
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Join TestRail product manager Simon Knight for an in-depth look at the enhancements in TestRail 5.7, including new API endpoints for reporting and attachments, and the ability to modify test results according to permissions. This webinar will also discuss the features available in the new TestRail Enterprise product tier.
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Agile approaches encourage fast feedback between developers and testers, fast feedback between the product owner and the team, and fast feedback with the customer. Long feedback loops are signs of a system problem.
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Code coverage looks at specific portions of the codebase exercised by automated tests and shows which portions of the codebase are covered, or aren’t. Understanding code coverage is a terrific way to help boost the value of exploratory sessions.
Continue readingUsing Mind Maps for Agile Test Planning
Mind maps can be used in various stages of an agile project for test planning and test design. They can help make our essential documents leaner, more visual and more useful.
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Kubernetes puts containers and container orchestration at the forefront of systems design. Kubernetes is a dynamic environment with configurations requirements that can change at the drop of a dime. This is true for configuration information that is general to the application as well as for information that is particular to a given test. You need a secure way to provide configuration information on a “just-in-time” basis. This is where Kubernetes Secrets become useful.
Continue readingTestRail Again a Leader in the G2 Grid for Software Testing
TestRail has been named a Leader in the Spring 2019 G2 Grid for Software Testing. According to this report, TestRail is the #1 most popular tool overall among 42 vendors, based on customer reviews. TestRail also appears at or near the top of the rankings in the categories for customer satisfaction and ease of use. TestRail was previously named a Leader in the Winter 2019 G2 Grid, and was also identified as one of the top 50 fastest growing products for 2019.
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