📚 B is for […]

[rosie (Rosie Sherry)]

B is for bugs!

What else would you add?

[LinkedIn & X versions]

[adrianjr (Adrian)]

B is for boundary analysis

[chithira.joseph]

Beta testing
Black-box testing

[pwicherski (Piotr Wicherski)]

B is for Banana Bread - Android 1.1

[pmichielsen (Peet Michielsen)]

Behaviour Driven Development

[rosie (Rosie Sherry)]

Today I learned something new!

[han_toan_lim (Han Lim)]

Breakpoint, a nice feature of a debugger.

[katepaulk]

B is for Biological necessity, something that tends to get forgotten when there’s a really fascinating problem to dig into

B is also for Broken, which is a state too much software can too easily attain despite our best efforts

B is for Better, which is what we want the software we test to become

[poojitha-chandra (Poojitha Manam)]

Browser Compatibility, to ensure software works across different browsers/devices

[ansha_batra]

B for Better Behavioral Testing

[seasidetesting (Stephan Kämper)]

‘B’ is for buffer overflow.

[steve.green (Steve)]

B is for Binary chop.

[shad0wpuppet (Konstantin Sakhchinskiy)]

Black-box testing
(Business) Benchmark testing
Bug Bounty

[conrad.braam (conrad)]

This tester loves bannana bread too

[cakehurstryan (Callum Akehurst-Ryan)]

BUGS!

I’m surprised that hadn’t come up earlier hehe

[shad0wpuppet (Konstantin Sakhchinskiy)]

We don’t call them Bugs, this word has a negative vibe, we call them Issues LOL

[kaan_altintas (Kaan Altıntaş)]

B is for “Bugs? Nonsense! It works on my end!”

[simon_tomes]

B is for Biases.

• What biases might we become self-aware of?
• How might our biases impact our testing efforts?
• How does this work for me/you/them?
• How does this work for someone I have never considered or met?