What tools are in your testing stack?

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What testing tools are in your current tech stack?

Are there any that are a specific requirement for your job?

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What I use these days:

  • Evernote for notes,
  • Jira for tasks management/visibility/reports,
  • Dbeaver for SQL queries;
  • Apache Tinkerpop Gremlin for graph queries;
  • several AWS services for data, integration and manipulation purpose;
  • Sharepoint(MS Office) for product documentation usage; Confluence for some technical doc;
  • MS Visio & Xmind for diagrams building, for data/state flow tracing or creating functional documentation;
  • VSCode as IDE for code;
  • Git for code repository access;
  • Typescript&Playwright for Automation at UI level;
  • Postman & Javascript for Rest APIs;
  • SublimeText as text viewer/editor for most files, otherwise VSCode;
  • Python for some scripting;
  • ScreenToGif for recordings of steps to problems; Snipping tool for static screen grabs;
  • Excel for data manipulation, operations, configurations, etc…business heavy;
  • Kubectl for AWS hosted services logs checks;
  • Burpsuite - traffic intercept and modify
  • Terminal/s
  • Browsers(Firefox,Chrome, Edge, Canary)
  • Browser dev tools
  • Grammarly - for content reviews/spell-checks, basic version
  • Teams - for meetings, team collaboration
  • On a Windows laptop from 2016(not using lately VirtualBox, Ubuntu, MacOS - which seems a bit boring…)
    PS: adding as I see I’ve missed some based on the other’s responses.
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  • Postman
  • Git, gitlab
  • Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP
  • SublimeText
  • Dbeaver, DB Browser for SQL lite
  • Python, PyCharm
  • ChatGPT
  • Virtual Box
  • Terminal/iTerm, Powershell, CURL
  • Activity Monitor/Task Manager :sweat_smile:
  • VNC Viewer
  • Browser Dev Tool
  • Grafana, Kibana, New Relic
  • Network Link Conditioner, NextDNS
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Here is my tool stack: Notion – The all-in-one workspace for your notes, tasks, wikis, and databases.

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  • Sticky notes, for notes
  • Postman for testing APIs
  • Ubuntu via WSL, mostly for Kubernetes CLI
  • Git and BitBucket
  • Jira & Xray
  • Git Bash
  • MySQL Workbench
  • Pomodoro timer for focus sessions
  • Lightshoot for screenshot
  • VS Code
  • IntelliJ Idea
  • Google and MS Office tools
  • Bug Magnet extension for input testing
  • GifCap.dev - for recording gifs
  • Text Blaze - browser extensions for creating reusable text snippets
  • Grammarly for spellchecking
  • StayFocusd - browser extensions for restricting time spent on site you tell it
  • Slack, Google Meet, and Teams for communication
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  • Obsidian: For notes
  • Lightshot: For screenshots
  • Bug magnet extension: to inject test data while testing
  • A multiple URLs extension: For opening multiple bug tickets post in channels
  • Some custom made extensions that fill forms on my company’s web app
  • VS code
  • Chatgpt
  • Postman
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playwright
testomatio
vs code
sublime
github copilot
openai
slack
postman
github actions
google cloud
google docs
cleahshot
screenstudio

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Bird Eats Bug

XMind

7Zip

AutoHotKey

Dropbox

Evernote

Everything

Microsoft Edge

Krisp

Telegram

Clipchamp

Loom

ScreenRec

Canva

Slack

Teams

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