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![Terrible Testing Case Studies [PODCAST]](https://testguild.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/ToddGardnerTerribleTestingMainImage-1.jpg)
Welcome to Episode 79 of TestTalks. In this episode, we’ll discuss Case Studies in Terrible Testing with Todd Gardner, an enterprise consultant and founder […]
![Schools of Testing [PODCAST]](https://testguild.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/SchoolsOfTesting-1.jpg)
Welcome to Episode 78 of the TestTalks podcast. In this episode, we discuss what skills testers need to in order to […]
It’s that time of year when many companies start releasing their annual software quality reports for 2015/2016. For example, Zephyr […]
![Using the Open-Source Automation Framework White [PODCAST]](https://testguild.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/WhiteFramework-1.png)
Welcome to Episode 77 of TestTalks. In this episode, we’ll discuss White, the open-source framework for testing WPF and Window applications. […]
![An Automation Success Story [PODCAST]](https://testguild.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/NeilInterviewPost-1.jpg)
Welcome to Episode 76 of TestTalks. In this episode, we discuss how to succeed with implementing an enterprise automation solution with […]
As I was preparing a presentation on Top Trends for 2016 for the OreDev conference in Sweden I started to […]
![Continuous Performance Testing with BlazeMeter [PODCAST]](https://testguild.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/FeatureImageBlog-1.jpg)
Welcome to Episode 75 of TestTalks. In this episode, we discuss Continuous Performance Testing with BlazeMeter’s Chief Evangelist Michael Sage. Discover how using performance […]
Does your company practice some wicked test automation anti-patterns that make your skin crawl? Does it feel like you’re surrounded by mindless, automation-ignorant zombies?
If so, get ready to grab your silver bullets, crucifix and holy water as we take a look at the horror of four major automation anti-patterns. You’ll discover how to drive a wooden stake into the heart of these evil practices and rid your tests of them forever.