My Journey of Testing, Learning & Growing!

When you visit the webpage on your browser, Open Developer Tools of your browser. In the Developer Tools -> Network Tab ->  Point 1:  Check which resources are taking long time Then, In the Developer Tools -> Sources Tab ->  Point 2: Check, if  JavaScript is before the CSS file in the Folder Structure If yes, then move the CSS Files above the JavaScript in the Folder Structure. Then, In the Developer Tools -> Sources Tab -> Point 3:   To render JavaScript file render faster, Add - async to <Script> tag. 

We have seen many websites have a Reset Password for a username. Two Scenarios: One: Password is sent as a plain text. Note: Don't Send Passwords in the plain text. Example: Here, Warholstore.com displays password in the email. Issue: Dont neglect this security issue ! You might be noticing your own website one day in the www.plaintextoffenders.com  Two:  Reset link will be sent to the websites  When a Reset Link is clicked - It redirect to reset password page. Example: Here is the Yahoo - Reset Password page It shows "Show Password" - Check box - Selected by default. Now, Un-check the check box selected and Type the Password in the text box area. Bug: We don't expect to see the password shown while typing, but it displays the password. PS: Please let me know, if any questions.

I am inspired by a foreign programmer ( http://irisclasson.com /) - who has started this program - Not So Stupid Question Series. Today, I start with Questions: I have raised or got by/to fellow testers/friends in Software Industry. Not so Stupid Questions 1 - Difference between Issue and Bug I have listened to this many of the times, programmers/testers use the terms without knowingly, the meaning of it and when to use them. This got me thinking to write about it. Courtesy: www.weekendtesting.com Courtesy: Bolton - EuroStar Conference 2014 There are many definitions, on the internet. But from the day i started my career as testing - I have been following these definitions. Bug:  The problem in the product/feature you developed bugs me -  ( Me a.k.a  - first user to use before the customer ). Its due to  error, flaw, mistake, failure, or fault in a computer program or product.  The term - Bug  is often used by internal people in ...

Joel Montvelisky  who is a co-founder of PractiTest, is going to launch again a Survey program on the “ State of Testing 2015 " after "State of Testing 2013" A Testing Survey, WHY? If you are curious to learn more about testing? Be a part of this survey program conducted in association by Tea Time with Testers and QA Intelligence. This survey program  will allow us to see not only a snapshot of our professional testing reality but also the trends in the field as they keep shifting year by year. Please tell to other testers about it and get them participate with  with the #qasurvey hashtag "Knowledge is Power - Francis Bacon"   See the results from  State of Testing Survey 2013

And It's End Year 2014 - After mission of the year was set: "Explore" ... There were few mistakes made by me. I dint trust myself to get back. I thought i should share a word for my new  Mission  to reach my  VISION  in a good direction. My " Mission for The Year " to make a best year 2015 is:  Hopefully,  2015 is going to be the best year BackTrack: 2014 - Mission: Explore