Category: Articles

Correct code can still fail

When my code fails, its not always the code that has the failure. Sometimes it can be quirks in the framework, programming language, or even the hardware itself. My code will need to deal with these quirks, for the problem to be fixed. Small values Lets take the following...
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Test Expo 2019

Today I presented “The Unified Model Of Regression (TUMOR)” at Test Expo 2019. I would like to thank the people arranging this incredible conference and the people who complimented my presentation. If anyone is interested, then I will gladly present it in your organization....
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Blog Series: Behavior Driven Development in LEAPWORK

Introduction Concepts such as “Behavior Driven Development (BDD)”, the “Page Object Model”, “Unit-testing”, and “Context Driven Automation” are important for automation: BDD is used to include non-technicians in the software development process. The Page Object Model is used to encapsulate an interface (for example the interactive elements in a...
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Blockchain – explained in 10 min.

What is a blockchain? What is a smart contract? It’s really not that complicated. #blockchain #smartcontract #bitcoin #ethereum #eos Bitcoin – a database Bitcoin can be perceived as a very secure database, containing who have access to which part of the database. Imagine: Person A can access a part...
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Avoiding Complexity and Chaos

Introduction Software development (but also the development of Machine Learning and AI) is a combat against chaos and complexity. It is bad enough, when software becomes chaotic and does unexpected things, but it is even worse, when software becomes too complex to be fixed. #softwareDevelopment #ML #AI #complexity #chaos...
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Beyond Exploratory Testing

My children an I were playing Farming Simulator 17 when I noticed that my seven-year-old daughter was teaching my four-year-old son how to fly....
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