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The Testing Unknown Unknowns

Testing is a feedback tool for reducing uncertainty. By categorising tests into Testing Unknown-Unknowns teams can better understand system behaviours and address gaps in their knowledge.
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Why we failed at testability
How we went from a fully automated testing approach back to using manual testing
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Jit Gosai
The six layers of testing
The six layers of testing is a mental model representing the fundamental levels of testing and how they interrelate. It highlights the benefits and…
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Jit Gosai
The Key to Effective Test Automation: Start with Why, Not How
10 years of test automation: What should you do and why should you do it?
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Jit Gosai
How complex software systems fail - Map of Content
A map of content to help quality engineers understand how to limit and mitigate issues caused by complex system failures.
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Jit Gosai
How software systems fail - Part 3c - People
Part 3c will explore how understanding the 6 characteristics of how complex systems fail can help improve our awareness of how quality is lost at the…
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Jit Gosai
How software systems fail: Part 3b - People
Dr Richard Cook's 18 characteristics of complex systems failure applied to software. Part 3b of 3 focuses on three of the six characteristics…
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Jit Gosai
How software systems fail: Part 3a - People
Dr Richard Cook's 18 characteristics of complex systems failure applied to software. Part 3a of 3 focuses on three of the six characteristics…
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Jit Gosai
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