Understanding Cause and Effect Relationships in Software Behavior
Testlio testers spend more than 50% of their time doing exploratory testing, which is the most interesting form, in my opinion. There are a few main skills a tester needs…
How Testlio Made Me a Better Developer
Working as a tester at Testlio has helped me become a better developer. In addition to testing, I develop games for various platforms including mobile and PC. The skills required…
There are No Stupid Questions with Good Testers
If you have ever been in a room with a small child, then you know that they LOVE to ask questions. Why is the sky blue? What are clouds mad…
Issue Log Videos: What the #$%! is Happening on Screen?
Screen recordings of mobile apps can unfortunately cause confusion. When we open and verify issues, we oftentimes attach videos of the event that occurred to make reproducing easier. Unlik…
11 Tips for Testers from a Fellow Testlion
From using the Testlio Mind Map to grasping the client’s perspective, I have 11 smart tips for my fellow Testlions: 1. Only accept to be included in a project if…
Meet a Tester: Azad Husen
In Meet a Tester, we feature QA experts from our community who share their love for quality and Testlio. Azad is an awesome tester from Dhaka, Bangladesh who has been…
Meet a Tester: Max Kolesnikov
In Meet a Tester, we feature QA experts from our community who share their love for quality and Testlio. This time around, we’ll find out more from Max who hails…
How Curiosity Became A Career
“I am neither clever nor especially gifted. I am only very, very curious.” – Albert Einstein Curiosity has guided me throughout my life. It’s curiosity that made me desire to…
I’m a Tester and Life Is A Scenario
William Feather once said, “One way to get the most out of life is to look upon it as an adventure.” Life comes with its ups and downs, and happy…
QA in the Bay: Balancing Quality and Speed
We had a full house last night at QA in the Bay, our regular meetup for software developers and QA professionals. This meetup featured — in addition to free pizza,