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Courses on QA for ERP implementations I do quality assurance lead work on medium scale ERP implementation projects, relatively complex and 1-2 years long. Most of what I do is helping clients create their testing strategy, plan test events, gather results, train and manage testers, etc... I do very little actual testing. I've taken some courses on quality assurance (for example, ISTQB), however I find most of the information is specific to greenfield software development; I struggle to find anything specific to ERP implementations, which are a different animal entirely. There are some concept similarities, but I've had to build my own system for what I do.
I'm always keen to sharpen my skills, but the well is pretty dry here. Am I alone in this? Is anyone else looking for this type of information? I can find a few blogs here and there, but nothing substantive.
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Is there a demand for pre-made test cases in the software testing marketplace? Numerous standard features, such as Login, Logout, and Forgot Password, have matured to a common level. If we could create test cases for these features in a template-like format, it could significantly streamline testing efforts for both testers and companies. Similar to selling prints on Etsy or brushes on Gumroad, this template-based approach might find a place on a dedicated platform.
I'm curious if such a service already exists on any platform and whether there is a demand for it. Your insights are appreciated!
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How to Develop a Comprehensive Test Plan for Manual Testing? Hello, everyone!
I've been working as a manual tester for over 3 years now, and I've encountered various challenges along the way. One of the most critical aspects that I feel often gets overlooked is developing a robust test plan. While Automated Testing gets much attention, especially in discussions about CI/CD pipelines, I believe that manual testing still plays an essential role in software development, especially for testing usability, exploring edge cases, and ensuring the quality of the final product.
I wanted to create a forum topic that delves into the intricate world of Manual Testing. Specifically, how do you go about creating a comprehensive test plan?
Here are some questions I have in mind:
Scope Definition: How do you define the scope of your manual testing? Do you strictly adhere to specifications and requirements, or do you also explore the application beyond that?
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Examining the Impact of AI on Software Testing: A Conversation with Jeff Payne and Jason Arbon In the software community, the emergence of AI has stoked thoughts of both possibility and concern about its impact. For software testers, the critical questions swirling around AI are: “What is the future of testing in a world of AI? Will testers become obsolete?” Coveros CEO Jeff Payne talked with testing and AI expert and CEO of TestersAI, Jason Arbon, to find out what the emergence of AI means for the testing and software community.
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How do I submit an article to stickyminds? I need an email address to submit an article
[email protected]
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Software Testing Academy Hi guys, looking for quality education for manual testing (QA), but I don't want to learn in groups of more than 20 to 30 people
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Basic Pros and cons of manual testing Please list the Pros and Cons of manual testing.
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Seeking advice on improving software testing skills Hello everyone,
I am a software tester who wants to develop my abilities and stay current with software testing trends. I discovered stickyminds.com and was amazed by the variety of papers, seminars, and podcasts about software testing that it provides.
I'd want to hear from other software testers who have used stickyminds.com to hone their craft. Which resources were the most beneficial to you? What topics would you suggest for someone who wants to stay current on software testing? Did you attend any of stickyminds.com's webinars or virtual conferences? If so, which ones did you find most useful?
I'd also welcome any tips on how to make the most of stickyminds.com. Should I concentrate on certain areas or topics? Are there any hidden treasures I should look into? Finally, I'd want to hear if you have any recommendations for any similar websites or resources.
Thank you in advance for your assistance and counsel.
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Exploratory Testing: Why Is It Not Ideal for Agile Projects? As the Agile environment has efficient principles that allow quick responses to changes and the ability to deal with uncertainty, exploratory testing may seem like a perfect match for such projects. However, this is only partially true. In reality, diverse reasons impede its usage in Agile projects, and companies should take them into account before designing QA strategies.
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Help Needed with Manual Testing Interview Questions Hello all,I'm preparing for a manual testing interview and I'm having some trouble figuring out how to answer some of the questions. I'm especially stuck on a particular question involving writing code. I referred to this resource. The question is:
"Write a program that takes an integer as an input and prints the sum of all the digits in the input number."I've tried this code, but it doesn't seem to be working:int number, sum = 0;court << "Enter an integer: ";
in >> number;
while (number != 0)
{
sum += (number % 10);
number /= 10;
}
court << "The sum of the digits is: " << sum << endl;
Can anyone help me figure out what I'm doing wrong? Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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