What better way to start a blog on continuous testing than with this "I Love Lucy" clip, and then an analogy: https://youtu.be/8NPzLBSBzPI Like Lucy and Ethel, many software testers have been scrambling to ...

Until a few years ago, quality assurance was generally considered low-level R&D. As a result, quality assurance (QA) teams were characterized by a low budget, lack of attention and, more often than ...

At its core, DevOps is meant to touch an entire organization; however it’s heavily weighted in the software development life cycle (SDLC). That’s why DevOps is going mainstream in 2018. Companies are ...

Shift-left testing, risk based testing, early testing and technical debt reduction are all predicted to be some of the most sought-after trends in product development life cycle. All of these can be ...

It’s time to start implementing the practices of Continuous Testing Earlier this year, Computing Magazine conducted a fascinating study around the adoption and benefits of DevOps in its DevOps Review 2017 publication ...

Testers have been wrestling with test automation for years, yet most teams are not satisfied with their current level of test automation or the overhead required to maintain it. Additionally, the past ...

My recent blog, "7 Pillars of DevOps," identified seven essential best practices areas that make up successful DevOps and explained that the pillars are not silos, but rather foundations that need to ...

***This post is based on themes and ideas from the great e-book, “Continuous Testing,” by our friends at Parasoft. The aptly named DevOps practice of Continuous Testing synchronizes Testing/QA with Dev and Ops ...

I loved reading Steve Wilson’s blog post “Don’t Fear Testing Team. DevOps is Here!” https://devops.com/blogs/dont-fear-testing-team-devops-is-here/  The idea that DevOps  somehow reduces the need for testing  certainly puts fear in the hearts of ...