• The one who remains

  *Inspired by Marvel Loki series episode 6 (Final Episode) Yesterday I was watching the final episode of Loki series and a character with the name “The One Who Remains” was introduced for the first time. The name itself reminded me of tasks and scripts that never completed yet. We all have this thing or things that is waiting for the perfect time to be completed. Procrastination , this is the scientific term but from now I’d like to call it “the thing that remains” Why we procrastinate? I don’t know exactly why but I think that sometimes we know ahead what is coming with starting this task , maybe because it is complex , it is too easy to be done so we can start it anytime , in the sake of perfection or number of the previous combined. Just start I don’t know any solutions or in another a way a solution that works for me but I like this strategy , Just start it. It doesn’t matter if you complete or not but at least half backed sometimes better than nothing at all. At last we all have something remaining or needs to be done , and that’s fine , I tell myself this always But sometimes start or be willing to start something which is remaining is better than doing it in the last minute. Please share your tips, experience, comments, and questions for further enriching this topic of discussion.

  16.09.2021 | 8:18 קרא עוד...

• What To Consider When Doing Visual Testing

  If you are working on a front end application whether it’s website or mobile, visual testing is a great one to add in your testing strategy. Apart from choosing the visual tool, there are so many things to consider when doing visual testing and in this post, I will share some tips that I have found useful when implementing visual testing on various projects. Choosing the Right ToolingThe first thing to consider is choosing the right tool for the job. There are visual testing plugins that integrate directly to your testing library or framework of choice. Some allow you to leverage your functional tests while some allow you to write new tests entirely. Depending on which library or framework you are using, choosing the right tooling is an essential aspect when it comes to adding visual testing to your test strategy. Nowadays, there are many visual testing tools to choose from paid tools such as ,Applitools, ,Percy, ,Happo or ,Chromatic to open source libraries such as ,AyeSpy, ,BackstopJS, ,Wraith, ,cypress-image-snapshots and more. With each of the tooling that’s available, you need to do an analysis as to which will meet your testing requirements the most. Level of Visual TestingI see visual testing as a combination of both component and full page testing. Component visual tests focus on individual components and its different variations while full page testing focuses on the entire page that our user sees. You need to consider in your testing strategy if you’re going to support both[…]

  16.09.2021 | 3:06 קרא עוד...

• Built-in Quality Applied- New Workshop on the ATD

  This november the Agile Testing Days will be held in Potsdam Germany. This is special to me since it will be the first onsite conference I attend since a long time. Most of the conference are on-line and virtual. During the conference I will team up with Jan Jaap Cannegieter for the built-in Quality workshop. In this highly interactive workshop we will be exploring how we can build quality in. It’s based my latest book “the waves of agile“. We made a workshop to bring the story to live and give it practical application. If you want to learn how to design feedback loops, improve the flow in your SDLC and how you can select practices that boost quality, join our tutorial. The video below is or personal invite to do so. We hope to see you in Potsdam.

  16.09.2021 | 3:00 קרא עוד...

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