The Life-Long Journey of Learning!

I have attended the workshop on "How to Build High Performing Teams?" - How to Be a Good Manager on 16th May 2020. This is the first time, this workshop has been conducted and on online. I thank personally Ajay for conducting this workshop and Clavent for Organizing this Event. In this workshop, the attendees are from different experience levels. Attendees with Years of Experience: Madhu Thota   22 Anup xx Sandeep Garg  15 Ajay B                14 Geosley           13 Badhrudheen  13 RaviSuriya xx Srinivas              8 This workshop is unique, as it has Labs along with the Contents. All Attendees in the workshop participated in the Labs. The Teams and Manager Questions were discussed in Three Different Workshop Labs. These Labs benefited the attendees as we all could learn new things. Interesting -- Role Play: Role Play is between manager and team members. Its been a while, I participated in Role Play. This Role Play was unique as it is with ot

Bugasura helps web and mobile app testing in ways that it saves plenty of testing and reporting time. Recently, I have been using Bugasura for Web App Testing. Website:  https://bugasura.io/ To Access Bugasura, first we need to create an account or Login with Google. If you are working on different projects or Teams, you can use Add different Teams. When you click on Plus Icon, and If you are the website you are testing. It will capture the URL. For this testing, I have used online website "BEETA KHANNA". When you click on Next, It will display to enter the Title for the Test. Mission of Testing: Read about Mission of Testing:   http://testsheepnz.blogspot.com/2013/08/the-mission-of-testing.html When we click on Continue, It gives two options for Type of Testing: Now, When I click on Exploratory. Note: I have not explored how Test Case Driven works.  Here, we would enter the Test Flow to Start Testing. Currently, Test Flow Name allows only 20 Characters. Once we start testing

Yesterday Morning (9th May 2020), I had good discussion with  Sundaresan  Krishnaswami on " Contract Testing ". I thank  Sundaresan   for his time and sharing his knowledge. It started with an example: The Owner provides the house or Place of Residence to the Tenants. "Rent Agreement" is provided for the house and It contains agreement to use the house. The house comes with like kitchen, living room, bed room, fans, geysers etc.. It also contains who resides and what is the contractual period, obligation (money) etc.. Here, Owner is the Server and Tenant is Client.                                         Client-Server Architecture. Illustrating the same in the E-Commerce Context: In Some Development Companies, There can be two teams developing the Payments and Orders APIs. In B2B or B2C Ecommerce applications, we place an order using web browser through payment methods and Order is created. Order is successful only when Payment is successful. In general, Payments te

Today, My day started with an article "Q&A with Ajay Balamurugadas".   Read entire Q&A article here:  https://testsigma.com/blog/qna-with-ajay-balamurugadas/ It is more about understanding Testing and Automation.  Good Points to Learn. Ajay has recommended everyone to read about "How Automation can help in Testing by Ben Simo" Original Thread:  https://twitter.com/QualityFrog/status/1225540826916368388   Follow Ben Simo:   https://twitter.com/QualityFrog Follow Ajay Balamurugadas:  https://twitter.com/ajay184f  

As James Clear, Author of Atomic Habits says: "Habits that have a high rate of return in life: Reading Every Day" I thought I would start small in reading a book every day, and then read a post from Ajay Balamurugadas that the book is released on May 1st 2020. Book Review: Software Bug Stories Authors: Ajay Balamurugadas and Saranya Easwaran This book should be read by anyone involved in building or testing the software. This book comes in electronic format (PDF/EPUB). This book took couple of hours for me to read and learn from it. I heard about this book from Saranya, when I met her at one of the workshop.  Concept looked simple when I heard about it. But after reading the book I realized a lot of hard work to make this book a reality. The Summary of the book inspired to read it. "Bugs are everywhere. What can we learn about them. Ajay and Saranya analyze twenty such bugs and present to you a collection of bug stories." We always face bugs at our projects we have