Lessons Learned in Software Testing: A Context-Driven Approach – Cem Kaner, James Bach and Bret Pettichord The author gives a comprehensive overview of software testing emphasizing on formal models.Įven if some contents were now outdated, the great merit of this book is that it explicitly addresses the always modern idea that design for testability is as important as testing itself.ģ. With this work, Beizer made testing a well-defined “technical discipline” with a lot of very strong techniques and tools.
If The Art of Software Testing was the first book we read, this is the second. Software Testing Techniques (2nd edition) – Boris Beizer This edition also includes modern trends like Web Testing, testing in the Agile environment, and mobile application testing on different devices. Myers describes the latest methodologies for the design of effective test cases through the software development life cycle, from Unit to Higher-Order testing. The book starts with an evergreen discussion of the nature and aims of software testing, including psychological, economic, and managerial aspects. It provides a brief but general and practical presentation of many time-proven software testing techniques. This edition is the 3rd revision of the 1979 classic that influenced several generations of testers. This is probably the first book all of us have read to start working in software testing. The Art of Software Testing (3rd Edition) – Glenford J.
These books are both for beginners as well as experienced testing professionals. In this article, we have drawn a small list of 5 software testing books we think you should have on your bookshelf. Reading a well written book is one of our favorite ways to discover new ideas, concepts, and upgrade our knowledge in new testing areas. But during this pandemic they were limited and,generally speaking, they are not cheap.īooks, on the other hand, have the best cost-benefit ratio! You can learn from the most successful testing and automation experts directly in your hand at an affordable price. In-person training courses and conferences are probably one of the best ways to learn, to develop skills, to share expertise and to explore new things. Today there are lots of possibilities to help us learn: training courses, conferences, books, magazines, blogs and other online offerings. If you want to do your job better, or want to make a career in software testing, you need to invest some of your time and money to increase your knowledge. Testing, as any other discipline, requires continuous learning.
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