Just spent a couple of days in one of my favorite conferences, Nordic Testing Days. Not sure how many times I’ve been there, but I’m happy to return again every time. The 3-day conference started off with my “Introduction to… Continue Reading…

Let’s talk about best practices. We always seek to improve. We always want to be better. And what is better than best? Nothing! So, we turn to best practices. If they are the best, we should be doing those things.… Continue Reading…

AI is changing everything. Well, a lot. And that includes exploratory testing. I wanted to check how exploration can benefit from AI. To be more precise, how I, as a test explorer, can benefit from AI. And boy, the answer… Continue Reading…

Recently, I gave a talk about clean code, where I said that “Simple is better than complex”. It is! Today I want to talk about how we read code, and what we consider as simple code. And that goes for… Continue Reading…

Today I want to talk about translations. between languages, but also between other things. And how these translations breed bugs. We translate. All day, every day. And, we think that we’re doing great, because these are languages we know. But… Continue Reading…

I want to talk about API testing today. But not really. When we’re testing APIs, we usually think about “how they work”. But in fact, we’re not really interested in the APIs. We’re interested in the features that they make… Continue Reading…

TDD is the best way I know to deliver working code, that is also maintainable and readable. Now with AI tools, we can generate everything. Tests and code. If we don’t like the design, we can change it with no… Continue Reading…

I’m running new online workshops in the upcoming months! Each workshop is 4 hours long, and dedicated to a specific topic. Each includes hands-on exercises, with me, on hand. The workshops are practical, and designed for not just learning and… Continue Reading…

I remember the clone war. Not that one, but the war on code duplication. Wasn’t too long ago, and still going strong. Everyone who’s written a bit of code, knows we shouldn’t duplicate code. It’s like the opening session of… Continue Reading…

Let’s talk about the Page Object Model, the pattern we adore in web automation. We all love patterns. Take for example, the Singleton, which I wrote about in the past, and its inherent evily-ness. While we can argue if Singletons… Continue Reading…