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Software leaders, directors, and managers of all types need to know about software testing. It can be a tough climb up the mountain of technical jargon. Engineers seem to be speaking a language all their own sometimes. Most books on testing are deep in the weeds with technical terms and techniques that simply aren't applicable even to technical managers.
This book provides a high-level perspective on broad topics in a friendly, easy-to-absorb style. Get started and up to speed quickly with immediately useful, actionable guidance. Guidance on team structure, best practices and even common pitfalls will save you time and money, while automation and code reuse will provide exponential value.
There's a gap of knowledge between engineers and their managers; they are almost speaking different languages and the jargon can be confusing. There's a lot to know about the world of testing. Test from the Top delivers quick, concise guidance to bridge the gap! It offers clear, actionable steps and is a must have for busy leaders who need quick answers.
Writing software is all about bugs. Other people’s bugs, of course, since your code always works. Just kidding. If you write code, you write bugs. We can boil it down even more
Code = bugs.
Wait, that’s an assignment operation. A bug in logic.
Code == bugs.
Always, all code. Yes, even that code, yes really. As a coder, you can only see so many bugs made by yourself and others before you start to wonder about the imperfect nature of human creative experience. Existential crisis perhaps, or Buddhist-style acceptance that life is suffering. Or maybe you start looking into testing. That’s what I did.
What You Will Learn
How and where to integrate testing in the software development lifecycle
Testing terminology and concepts from a management perspective
Common pitfalls of testing, how to avoid wasted time
How to hire test-aware teams
The value in reusing test code for more generalized automation
Introduction
Test Awareness
Test-Driven Development vs. Test During Development
Quality and Assurance
Specification
Automation Reuse
Coverage
Security