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APIs are interfaces. It’s in their name. Interfaces in software allow to decouple the “what” from the “how”. The function from the implementation. API testing should reflect that, right? For example, when a user calls a REST request like this, for getting the user’s details: They don’t care what’s the Read more…

You know I like cool names and puns and memes. And then I choose a name like “Intro To Web Testing” which sounds a bit boring. I should have gone with something like: “Madame Web – Better With Tests”. In the webinar I showed different aspects of web testing. The Read more…

Spring is in the air! Almost. It’s just starting. But it already looks promising. So here are some of the events where you can see me, meet me, greet me, and of course, give me fruit. Or ask me for help. Outside the webinars and virtual events, I’m going to: Read more…

The “API Exploratory Testing” recording from TestCon 2023. In this I talk about exploration, charters, session based testing, and demo a n exploratory session.

My “APIs – Refactoring to Patterns” talk recording from Conf42 JavaScript 2023. I talk about patterns, refactoring and why you want to use both.

Shift-left can be very effective. In order to get the benefits, we need to change behavior at the org, team and code level.

Shift-left is the battle cry of productivity today. Letting the developers be accountable for their quality is not new though. Shift left’s origins is in XP.

What are verification tests? They are time savers you need to write, apart from the regular tests. This post explains the need, and gives examples of tests.