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Any SAP testing experts?
Replied 26 Jun
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1. Not finding the time to read all the books and blogs on testing that I want to.
2. Testing being seen as a checklist.
2a. Not realising until later (too late) that instead of complaining about it I should have worked on explaining testing.
4. W...
A lot of these items hit home for me. One in particular that seems to be a popular gripe is when a build is "thrown over the fence" with little or no error checking done on the developers' side. I'm wondering if anybody has come up with an eloquen...
I think he meant http://www.thespot4sap.com/
Try reading What Is a Good Test Case ? by Cem Kaner
or this blog post How Much Detail Should I Write In My Test Case - I saw this talk at a recent SIGIST and it gave me some food for thought
A group for testers who blog.
so how many beers did Mark have ???
Managers that ask for a QA strategy. After you spend time doing it they shorten everything for lack of time or resources. Why bother writing a strategy then?
I think it's feasible to at least classify/categorize results in a way that helps you prioritize your root cause analysis efforts. One tool I am aware of for this is DV Notebook from Achilles Test (www.achillestest.com) but I would be very interes...
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- At 11:24am on 3 June 2009,
Joe Strazzere said… - Hi Phil.
I'm just wondering about the criteria for including a blog feed in the TESTER FEEDS section of the home page.
Many of them are useful feeds from individual testers' blogs. Good stuff. Kep them coming!
But a few are clearly just marketing, with no useful professional content. For example, we've recently been treated to a series of "look, we've won an award" blog entries from uTest. I think this dilutes the usefulness of these feeds to include such marketing hype.
Keep up the good work.
-joe
- At 8:09am on 3 April 2009,
Rob Lambert said…
- Sorted - all done now. Thanks Phil.
- At 1:15pm on 5 February 2009,
madhu sudan said… - hi phil,
m testing web based application in manual...like i want to know watt are all mandatory testing should be done for web based through manual...
if the web application .. less validation part.. no login page and registration page its like read only format.. in such chase watt we should test...
- At 10:30pm on 16 January 2009,
Gopal Gour said… - hi
i m gopal
can v became fr?
such that we can discuss some testing topics
if possible give me your mail id
reply soon
waiting
- At 1:39pm on 9 January 2009, Joe Strazzere said…
- Long time lurker. Figured it was about time to do more...
- At 8:20am on 9 December 2008,
Anna Baik said… - Hi Phil,
Read your blog on books and time to read them - and thought, wouldn't it be nice to have a book discussion group on here? What do you reckon?
- At 9:57am on 8 December 2008,
Arvind Dhiman said… - hi
have u earlier worked as a Developer also
- At 11:49am on 5 December 2008,
MichaelF said… - I'm slow, I know....but thanks. Glad to be here
- At 12:18pm on 4 December 2008, Arvind Dhiman said…
- hi,
I am currently working as a testing engg. I want to know that what kind of future opportunities are there in this field.
regards,
Arvind
- At 8:25am on 20 November 2008,
Gajanan said… - Hi Phil
May i have your personal ID by which i can directly contact you. my id is 'c1.gajanan@gmail.com'
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