Enrich your Toolbox: Gain efficiency with the right techniques, tools & methods
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The document discusses various techniques, tools, and methods for improving efficiency in testing. It highlights agile testing characteristics, scoping techniques, and facilitation methods while emphasizing the importance of cooperation, test design, and error detection. Additionally, it covers improvement techniques and root cause analysis to enhance testing processes.
Enrich your Toolbox: Gain efficiency with the right techniques, tools & methods
- 1. Efficiency with the right techniques, tools & methods Derk-Jan de Grood Belgium Testing Days 2014 1
- 2. My 1st Pocket knife 2
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- 11. 11 What do we do when testing?
- 12. 12 Analyse
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- 14. 15 Challenge
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- 17. Some examples Reduce the bandwidth of the network connection Make the network fail Limit the disk space available for the application Interruptions SQL statement injection Searching for overflows (256, 1024, 32767, etc…) Change the order of activities 18
- 18. Think, Challenge and Observe 20 Observe
- 19. Test Recognition Techniques 21 Inconsistencies: external Extras
- 20. Searching for tools Test Design Error Creation Error Detecting
- 21. Two Trends 23
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- 23. Agile testing Characteristics 25 • Cooperation and teamwork • Variety in cooperation and workshops • Roles merging and testers get involved into design and development • Automated or Exploratory testing • Keep track on progress and quality
- 24. Test Design Error Creation Error Detecting Focus (Scope & Prio) GRIP (Planning&Control) Test Improvement Facilitation Methods Searching for tools
- 25. 27 The IIBA- BABOK guide…
- 26. Jan Jaap Cannegieter (QATest 30-10-2013)
- 28. PRIMA 30
- 29. KANO 31
- 31. Story Mapping 33
- 32. Getting a grip on the project 34
- 33. Kanban 35
- 35. Subway mapping 37 4 5 6 1 3 7 8 9 11 12 3.Credit m anagem ent ensuresthat only paid goods are delivered 4.Usercan accesssite and create account 5.ProductDB iscorrectly M igrated and usercan add selected productsto shopping basket 6.Usercan select and payproduct 8.Orderscan be processed 7.Ordersare handled to back office 11.FrontOffice ordersare processed:Picking,boxing and delivery QGQG 1.Paym entscan be m ade 12 Pilot 11.Allthree chainsare integrated.Reallive test 2 2.Paym entsare processed on financialdept. 15July 1Aug. 15Aug. 1Sept. 15Sept. 10 To be done (on me) In progress (on me) In progress (cri cal) Done Order processing Front End Web shop Payment Delivery In progress (delayed) 24 July 2013 6a Project X Subway map Date: <Date > By: <Name> 6a.User getstrackand trace no fica ons
- 37. Lets do it a little different, this time Facilitation Methods 39
- 38. Facilitation methods Standup meetings Mind map Brown paper session Sorting and Prioritizing Process simulation Gaming Role playing Demo Interview techniques 40
- 41. Service Virtualisation 43 Assume a Process within a system that requires interaction with other systems. 43 Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Ext Syste m Ext Syste m Ext Syste m Considerations that define the waste on the interface: • How often used • Error proneness of the interface • Delay in processing • Manual effort on the interface • Cost for processing • Ability to test rainy scenarios’ • Easy of investigating errors • Support issues • High risk due to not testing at all or error situations 1 = delay (waste) per day based on normal usage (or testing) 1 3 5
- 43. Persona’s 45
- 44. Persona’s 46
- 45. Test Design Error Creation Error Detecting Focus (Scope & Prio) GRIP (Planning&Control) Test Improvement Facilitation Methods
- 46. Draw-back When showing one techniques, people are are likely to state that they missed another technique. 48
- 47. Test Design Error Creation Error Detecting Focus (Scope & Prio) GRIP (Planning&Control) Test Improvement Facilitation Methods Root Cause Analysis techniques* *Thanks to Jan van Moll
- 48. Test Design Error Creation Error Detecting Focus (Scope & Prio) GRIP (Planning&Control) Test Improvement Facilitation Methods Root Cause Analysis techniques* *Thanks to Jan van Moll
- 49. Wrap-up 51
- 50. Quick replay 52
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- 52. 54 More reading…
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- 54. SUCCESS ! Derk-Jan Valori Coltbaan 4a 3439 NG NIEUWEGEIN The Netherlands derkjandegrood@valori.nl +31(0)651807878 @DerkJanDeGrood http://djdegrood.wordpress.com 56 Slides: http://www.slideshare.net/DerkJandeGrood/unpack- your-toolkit-becoming-more-effective-with-the-right- tools-and-techniques