Draw Your Own Map is a pattern that discusses how you must forge your own path in terms of your career and not let yourself be boxed in by your employer. This pattern is relevant for everybody who wishes to advance their career as there is only a limited set of career paths that any employer […]

Confront Your Ignorance discusses how to begin mastering gaps in your skillset that are relevant to your daily work. It is important to fill these gaps in whichever ways work best for you. For example, some people like to read introductory material until they have a good understanding of the basics, while others like to […]

https://www.softwaretestinghelp.com/what-is-mutation-testing/ This blog post explains mutation testing with a simple example. Mutation testing is a fault-based testing technique. Variations of a software program are subjected to the test data set to determine the effectiveness of the test set in isolating deviations. The example that this post uses involves a hospital site that lets new users […]

https://blog.pragmatists.com/test-doubles-fakes-mocks-and-stubs-1a7491dfa3da A test double is a generic term used for objects that look and behave like their production equivalents, but are actually simplified. Test doubles are used to reduce complexity and verify code independently from the rest of the system. There are many different types of test doubles, and misunderstanding or mixing them will make […]

https://testfort.com/blog/iot-testing-types-best-practices-through-reliable-testing-strategies This blog post is about testing types and best practices for IoT devices. The market for these devices is growing at a fast rate and is continually changing. However, IoT testing is difficult because it requires a large base of physical equipment and knowledge about smart devices, IoT systems, and IoT test environments. Proven […]

https://www.softwaretestinghelp.com/code-refactoring/ Refactoring is the practice of improving code without changing the existing functionality. It is used to transform inefficient or complicated code into efficient and simpler code. Some reasons why a piece of code may need to be refactored are: Code smells – indications that serious problems may exist in the code. Some common code […]

https://reqtest.com/testing-blog/test-scenario-test-case/ This blog post compares two important aspects of software testing: test scenarios and test cases. A test scenario is a high-level documentation of a use case. It is used to make sure that the end-to-end functioning of the software is working correctly. With this type of testing, clients, stakeholders, and developers help the testers […]