What's Wrong With Manual Testing
We live in a time where software is driving the world. With that being said, producing high-quality software solutions is a must, if you want to compete in today’s markets. Having an established and pre-defined testing process is inevitable, as part of the whole equation.
While working on multiple projects, testers may miss out on testing certain features or functionalities, thus allowing bugs to pass into production. To prevent such omissions, we will learn how to create a practical checklist that details exactly what to test, check for, and verify.
In this video, Marina covers what’s most important when it comes to testing software, and explains why it`s vital to have both manual and automation testing incorporated.
This video is part of the Adeva`s Insights Series. We publish videos that cover Software Engineering topics once per month.
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0:00 Introduction
1:18 Who is Marina?
4:45 Outline
5:34 Manual vs Automated testing
6:33 Attended vs Unattended
7:35 Experiential vs Instrumented
8:21 Exploratory vs Scripted
9:14 Speculative vs Demonstrative
9:50 Responsible vs Supporting
10:27 Growing vs Static
11:47 Non-coder vs Coder
12:53 Becoming a QA Engineer
13:45 How do you tell the testing story?
15:05 What helped me?
15:16 Understanding the Software Development Life Cycle
17:18 Passion for technology
18:28 New (old) tools
23:41 Have fun and experiment
25:30 What companies really need?
28:01 Top 5 activities to help you improve your testing skills
30:21 So, what`s wrong with Manual Testing?
31:07 Q&A Session