The DevOps Handbook (Chapter 10. Enable Fast and Reliable Automated Testing)
This is a detailed and full of insights overview of the 10th chapter of The DevOps Handbook about automated testing. Thanks to Thomas Haver.
How Google Tests Software — What we can learn from Google?
Miklós Szeles gives a fair overview of the popular book How Google Tests Software and quotes some excerpts from it.
James Thomas gives an overview of a book about handling legacy systems — Kill It with Fire: Manage Aging Computer Systems.
Inspired by the same book, Maaike Brinkhof shared interesting thoughts about Sad smoke alarm noises.
Thomas Haver shares a short summary of The DevOps Handbook's 17th chapter explaining the benefits of integrating A/B testing in the pipeline.
The Clean Coder is a book with tons of advice for all software engineers, including testers. Tyler Hawkins summarised the key lessons learned from it.
Lessons from A Philosophy of Software Design
Tyler Hawkins shares his thoughts on A Philosophy of Software Design book that dives into coding styles, documentation and the importance of tests.
While it’s not a book specifically about software testing, there are some excellent takeaways for testers as I’ll point to in the following review of the book. This book is a must read for software testers in my opinion.
Lee Hawkins gives a detailed review of an interesting book called Calling Bullshit: The Art of Skepticism in a Data-Driven World.
How Google Has Improved the Quality of Its Products with QA
Artem Sarkisian shares insights and quotes from the now-classic "How Google Tests Software" book.
