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…Meyerhold’s bio-mechanical actor said, “I make these movements because I know that when I make them what I want to do can most easily and directly be done.” [1]
This essay explores the test scripting in terms of software development as the two processes are very similar and share many of the same techniques and pitfalls. It is primarily aimed at manual test script construction because automated test script construction is software development.
TLDR; This essay explores the use of graph models in testing and the practice of structural path derivation using 3 coverage concerns: node coverage, link coverage and loop coverage. Predicate coverage is considered but is not covered in detail. An exploration of, and notes on, model path analysis for testing:
People blame Software Testing for issues rather than the whole development process.
Quality is in the eye of the beholder. We can work through issues, but it doesn’t leave a good impression.
I used to have a lot of book reviews on the site. I decided to delete most of them because books are such a subjective topic. Every book is perfect for someone at the right time. I don’t want to put anyone off finding the right book at the right time. What follows are extracts from deleted book reviews for any segements that have longer term value.
TLDR; Write offline. Copy/Paste to online.