What To Do When There’s “Nothing to Test”
We've all been there. Developers are still coding, the board is quiet, there are no tickets that could be tested, no releases pending, no one is asking for a regression…
Why Some Bugs Slip Through: Common Reasons and How to Prevent Them
Even when the product or some feature is thoroughly tested, it can happen that a bug slips through and ends up in production. This can be really frustrating, but it…
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What Happens After You Log a Bug? The QA Perspective
Finding and reporting bugs is a key part of the job of every QA. While we are testing some software products, we often find bugs that we report in the…
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How to Collaborate Effectively with Developers as a QA
Collaboration and communication between the developer and the QA are vital in the software development process. The developers are working on developing some features, while the QA is responsible for…
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When to Move the Story Back to Development and When to Open a New Bug Ticket
While you are testing some user stories you may find a bug that you need to report. The next step is to decide whether are you going to report the…
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The Evolution of the QA Role in Software Development Teams
The role of the quality assurance (QA) engineer has changed significantly over the years, and we can see a lot of differences in the QA work in the past and…