Posts Tagged ‘visualization’

WASCID

WASCID is a heuristic (and yes, a mnemonic) that helps me identifying regression content when doing an impact analysis of a new user story. Or in other words: What the hell could possibly be broken when we do this? WASCID stands for Workflow Audience Scenario Code Interface Data Every of these aspects is looked at… Continue Reading →

Gherkin Grammar

I have been digging into BDD lately. There are some good readings on cucumber and jbhave (and probably a ton of other tools), giving examples and syntax descriptions of the different phrases and keywords used. I couldn’t really find a proper description focusing on gherkin in terms of how different phrases are aligned and supposed… Continue Reading →

Model based testing

This is just a quick introduction to model based testing. It is an approach that uses modelling for testing purposes (no, really!). It is a topic I have been interested in for a while and that I was trying to get some insight to on two conferences. And the good thing is, I have been… Continue Reading →

Prototype theory in software testing

This is a topic I have been thinking about for quite a while. Every now and then I stumble about things related to software testing (e.g. in my last post) that remind me about something called prototype theory. What is prototype theory then? Prototype theory is a theory (who would have guessed?) about mental representation… Continue Reading →