Letter from the Editor

Automation is a mantra in testing. Anyone associated with software development wants more test automation, but it’s often misunderstood. People who

Change is constant. What’s different today is the rate of change. Moore’s law resulted from the observation that that the rate of change in comput

In the November 2011 issue: Mobile Application Testing, I began my column with the statement, “Everything is mobile.” One year later the statement

There has been a tectonic shift in software development tools in just the past few years. Agile practices and increasingly distributed teams have been

What is testing in Agile? It’s analogous to three blind men attempting to describe an elephant by the way it feels to them. Agile is difficult to de

Big and complex testing. What do these terms conjure up in your mind? When we added this topic to the editorial calendar, I had the notion that we mig

I have been training testers for about 15 years in universities, corporations, online, and individually – in both a training, managing and coaching

Everything is mobile. What else can we say? Everything. If your product or service is currently not, it will be very soon. As Apple says: “

How do you test software? How do you validate it? How do you find bugs? These are all good questions anyone on your project team or anyone responsible