All good testing is exploratory to some degree and scripted to some degree. Exploratory? Scripted? There is no such thing as an exploratory or scripted tester.If you have the ambition to be a one-man test team, it is extremely valuable to learn how to make your own tools. This is what people call “test automation” even though it is only automating a crude approximation of one aspect of testing. Testing is often supported by tools that attempt to simulate user interaction with the system. Automated? Manual? There is no such thing as manual or automated testing.True certification remains this: the respect of respectable people.It’s not an achievement, it’s just a conveyor belt that extracts your money and gives you nothing you couldn’t get for the price of a Google search. If you are forced to get certified for some reason, do not take it seriously.There are no respectable commercial testing certifications. Testing Computer Software, by Cem Kaner, remains a good classic testing book.Tacit and Explicit Knowledge, by Harry Collins.Introduction to General Systems Thinking, by Gerald M.Personally, I use Perl, but I hear Python is good. If you want to get good at using tools while testing, try learning Python.Consider attending the Let’s Test conference or the CAST conference.Practice testing things that aren’t secret, and then post your test results online so that others can see them.I offer free coaching, too, but you have to read this blog post first.Join It’s a quiet, moderated email forum for Context-Driven testers.Get on Twitter and watch the conversations among the Context-Driven community.Consider reading either of of my books: Lessons Learned in Software Testing, or Secrets of a Buccaneer-Scholar.I know you must have something going for you because, unlike most young testers, you reached out to me. We need smart people in our craft, and I hope you are one of them. This blog post shall be my standard answer to these emails… I dont know, whether i am going in right path. Done Software testing course in QTP and Selenium. Can you please suggest me which type of testing is good?(like manual or automation or etc.) I have got some ideas about manual testing and DB-PL/SQL.īTech Graduate In Electrical & Electronics. Actually I’m fresher, I don’t know much about testing but I interested too. I want to learn automation testing for career growth, I want to improve my test case preparing skills and documentation skills. I didn’t have any programming background.
I want to know what are things I need to follow to become a good tester. I’m working as a Testing Engineer and doing Manual Testing from the Last 1 Year.
About once a week, I get an email like one of these:
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