Not Your Testing Tool
When we talk about testing and tools we usually mean test automation tools but what if there is more? What if there is a much wider spectrum of tools that can help us to improve quality (and find bugs)? Have you ever thought about secrets your monitoring tool can share? How google screen reader can improve the quality of your app? What is hidden behind those warnings in logs? If not - let’s talk about tools. About not testing tools. I often feel that testers miss a bunch of useful tools that can help to spot issues when not actively testing. These tools can be used by anybody in the team and bring the quality of the products to the next level.
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Iryna Suprun has 17 years of overall experience in the software industry, 14 of them in testing, developing, and implementing quality assurance processes, testing strategies, and building automation frameworks. She spent most of her career working with various real-time processing systems, first in the telecommunication industry(Audio Platform for GoTo family), then in AdTech(Ad Exchange for Vivendi group). Iryna has joined Xandr three years ago to build a QA team, set up QA processes, and ensure that products meet the customer's quality standards. She is an active member of the testing community. Iryna enjoys writing and has a blog where she shares her experience and love of testing with others. She thinks that it is important to give back to the community and coaches underrepresented categories of people whose goal is to become a QA. She is a traveler, a bookworm, and a fantasy writer.