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Simple Case History of the QA Strategy for Agile Teams
In this post the QA Navigation Board is presented as a tool that allows agile development teams to recognize and eliminate typical QA issues and their effects.
Software Development in Corona times – Business as usual?
This post describes from the point of view of one of our business analysts how corona influences our work life. Is there a business as usual?
The Routine of a Distributed Team: A True Team with Authentic Values
This report shows our experiences in the routine of our first distributed team in collaboration with ETEO Software Factory.
The QA Navigation Board workshop
The QA Navigation Board is developed within the framework of a workshop run by an agile QA coach.
Automated Website Layout Testing with Galen
Galen is a framework for automated website layout testing. With Galen the user can formulate his test specifications using his own program code.
The QA Map or “How to complete the QA Navigation Board…”
To answer the question, “How and where do we want to test?” and to facilitate the introduction of this topic to the teams, we have developed the QA Map.
Let’s Talk About Security – SQL Injection
Many developers are still scratching their heads, wondering how such a simple method of attack could make it to the top of the list of security vulnerabilities.
Recipes for Test Automation (Part 3)
To find out how a recipe, thus a test case for test automation, has to look like, we first take a look at a typical recipe.
Let’s Talk About Security – Validate All Input
The objective of validation is to verify that the data entering the system do not cause any damage or cause information to be leaked.
Let’s Talk About Security – Digital Identity
Security is more important today than ever before. Virtually everything is digitized and either located in its own network or connected to the internet.