Today I blogged about testing PHP based e-commerce applications, even though it’s a high level overview of links to articles and blogs I believe it’s the minimum to get started in testing these applications, especially since they are generating revenue for your business.
I read quite a good one here about testing an e-commerce site gearing up for a holiday sale. Considerations for Load, Performance, and Security testing.
I have to admit that as abundant as e-commerce testing-related blog posts are - whole blogs (the literal meaning of the task?) were more tricky. Best I could find in the (self-)set time were https://www.a1qa.com/blog/category/e-commerce, where the last, Feb post (Integration Testing: Real-life Example) is a bit vague but still interesting twofold:
a) a QA company presents a real, not very abstracted, case
b) it highlights the project “integration” problems in integration testing - business-developers communication a.k.a. requirements. Which I’ve known to be tricky in agile, as integration is a technical problem that often has to be discussed with the client’s business representatives.
Probably the post serves more as a point of departure in discussion than anything else - but it does so successfully, IMHO.