API Automation over the Web Automation
Anshita Bhasin lists a few reasons why testing the backend via APIs might be a better strategy than frontend testing.
Welcome to the 248th issue!
I've always valued Android for its clear and open guides on how to do testing in that ecosystem.
So I was more than pleased to see the news from Jose Alcérreca that they've released new official testing strategies for Android.
Including:
Happy testing! 🙂
Whether in life or in testing, it's always good to have a few plans. Maaret Pyhäjärvi shares 3 of them: a one-page test plan, a test strategy plan and a test environments plan.
Welcome to the 222nd issue!
Today, I'd like to share with you this — Mobile App Testing Strategy at Zalando.
It's a great example of setting a test strategy by Hakkim Alavudeen, Head of Engineering at Zalando.
I especially liked the pragmatic approach with explicitly posed questions they wanted to answer, followed by a weighted analysis.
That's definitely a good inspiration.
Happy testing! 🙂
When two worlds collide — defect-oriented vs quality-oriented approach
This is a good reminder from Grzegorz Niczyporuk on why there's more to testing than just hunting bugs.
Also, Nishi Grover Garg explains well Why Customer Experience Directs the Software Testing Strategy.
Boost Testability with Dependency Injection in JavaScript: Practical Examples
Vijay Rangan shows some great examples of designing the code to make test automation easier.
On top of that, Paul Grizzaffi advises using a fuzzing strategy to Kill More Bugs! Add Randomization To Your Web Testing.
