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You are here: Home / General / 15 must-read blogs for testers and developers

21 August 2015 by Kalpesh Joshi 13 Comments

15 must-read blogs for testers and developers

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We asked around to see what blogs and sites people read on a regular basis. This short list of 15 blogs for testers should be interesting, thought-provoking and useful for anyone involved in software development.

XKCD

Randall Munroe’s site, XKCD, has nothing to do with software development or testing but, as an ex-NASA robotics engineer and cartoonist, it has everything to do with geek humour.

StickyMinds

StickyMinds, a popular online community for developers, has extensive coverage of testing issues, including articles on test automation in an agile world and ways testers can add value earlier in the development lifecycle.

Google testing blog

The Google testing blog has contributions from dozens of people and archives going back to 2007 but, more importantly, Google’s experience at the heart of the internet gives its test engineers a unique perspective that can’t be ignored. Plus the occasional April Fool’s post, like this one on Quantum Quality.

Rands in Repose

The author of the famous (and helpful) Nerd Handbook and Managing Nerds, Rands in Repose is Michael Lopp, an author, software engineering manager and blogger.

Bruce Schneier

Bruce Schneier’s focus is on IT security but since so many security vulnerabilities originate with software defects, this is an important source of insights for testers and developers. In addition, his posts are always acute and well-informed.

Professional Tester

Essential reading for software testers, Professional Tester is a magazine but it publishes news and articles online too.

Tooth of the weasel

Tooth of the Weasel contains rants, opinions, articles, podcasts and insights from Alan Page, a 20-year veteran tester from Microsoft.

Coding Horror

Great insights into the world of development from Jeff Atwood’s Coding Horror blog. For example his recent article on 4K displays will be useful for anyone looking for the most productive working environment.

Test This

Eric Jacobson’s Test this Blog has interesting articles from the front line of software testing.

Software Testing Club

The Software Testing Club is a very broad and good source of information from test resourcing through to test management topics and everything in between such as careers and training.

Software Testing Help

Software Testing Help, as the name suggests, has a big following and deals with all facets of software testing including ebooks, training and test resources.

The Guardian’s Developer blog

The Guardian Developer blog deals with a broad cross technological advancements from Robotics to Digital Networks but gives thought to how these would be tested and what new processes would be needed to achive the testing.

Better Testing

Better Testing has a strong focus on Testing and processes. Some items can be very technical which to a techie tester would be heaven. They have a “Recommended Reading” section that deals from mind mapping through to Test Approach, Plan, Design and User experience.

Applitools Eyes blog

This blog has some good coverage of interesting test topics such as cross browser testing.

DragonFire Inc.

Janet Gregory’s site has a good broad spectrum of topics from one person.

 

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Comments

  1. jahan says

    27 March 2017 at 10:02

    Good topic selection.Nice definition. keep sharing this kind of blogs. i like your blog very much.
    thanks for sharing

    Reply
    • Kalpesh Joshi says

      21 April 2017 at 12:49

      Dear Jahan,
      Thank you for your valuable comment and I am very glad that you liked it. This helps greatly to be able to continue to provide similar blogs in the future.

      Did you also check out our iTM framework which is now available online for free, link is below;
      https://experimentus.com/products/

      I would love to know what you think of it. 🙂

      Best Regards – Kal.

      Reply
  2. Shannon Pigram says

    28 November 2017 at 09:00

    Testing is the process of evaluating a system or its component(s) with the intent to find whether it satisfies the specified requirements or not.
    Testing is executing a system in order to identify any gaps, errors, or missing requirements in contrary to the actual requirements.
    Thanks for sharing value able information .Keep Sharing Related Articles .

    Reply
  3. Alisha Henderson says

    15 December 2017 at 10:34

    Hi buddy,

    Thanx for sharing this article with us.

    I follow sticky-minds articles and now I will start follow others also that you have mentioned

    Thanx Again.

    Reply
  4. Zensly technology says

    7 July 2021 at 06:26

    Nice info thanks for sharing with us.

    Reply
  5. BinMile says

    7 July 2021 at 14:52

    Great post. It’s really informative to enhance knowledge and professional skill. Keep it up.
    visit: https://binmile.com/

    Reply
  6. vamshi says

    16 September 2021 at 10:17

    Thankyou for sharing informative blog for tester and developers.

    Reply
  7. Aman Bharti says

    9 November 2021 at 11:35

    “Nice blog. Thank you for sharing the valuable information. Software testing.

    Reply
  8. Devstringx Technologies says

    9 February 2022 at 13:50

    Thank you Kalpesh to share this awesome blogs checklist to enhance testing knowledge.

    Reply
  9. Wendye says

    4 April 2022 at 15:36

    That was a really comprehensive list. However, there is also the QARA Enterprise blog that I came across a few days ago, and it has a lot of blogs on test management tool and QA in general. Here is the link https://www.qaratest.com/blogs/

    Reply
  10. Hitek Computer School says

    27 February 2023 at 17:54

    This post is very helpful. You have done impressive research. Thanks for sharing this with the community. Amazing Blog!98

    Reply
  11. Priti says

    29 March 2023 at 11:18

    Hello,

    I appreciate you taking the time to share this list of blogs. As an experienced QA Engineer, I find such a compilation of blogs to be extremely beneficial in expanding my knowledge of software testing. Thank you for your valuable contribution.

    Reply
  12. Saravanan. E says

    2 April 2024 at 05:13

    Good post it is really informative thank you for sharing.

    Reply

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