I am a big fan of Fog Creek and their philosophy towards building a business. As luck would have it, I stumbled into starting a company that provides testing services.…
Qxf2 blog Posts
Problem: Some testers shy away from unit testing because they are uncomfortable with the concept of annotations. Why this post? We often stop learning a topic when we need to apply…
I read. A lot. And I share the five best things I read every week. This week is about dinosaurs, changes in software, space, mathematics and a funny spoof. 1.…
Problem: Jenkins is still somewhat of a black box to testers. This post is for the hands on tester looking to integrate their Python unit tests with Jenkins. Why this…
We are trying something new – videos! Saurabh Chhabra, a Qxf2 employee, has put together a fantastic video to get started with JMeter in less than 30 minutes. Saurabh covers…
I read. A lot. And I share the 5 best things I read every week. 1. Bloatware and the 80/20 myth 2. The best error message troll. Ever. 3. How…
Problem: JUnit tutorials are often written by testers with a reasonable amount of unit checking expertise Why this post? There are plenty of JUnit tutorials available online. They are often…
UPDATE: We are retiring this post in favor of a newer post: Page Object Model (Selenium, Python) Please refer to the newer post. It has a more detailed architectural breakdown,…
I read. A lot. And I share the 5 best things I read every week. My reading preference over the last week was somewhat random. 1. Tap on build number…
ISO 29119 wants a standardized approach to software testing. Every single tester at Qxf2 Services has signed the petition to stop ISO 29119. I am laying out some reasons for…