What is this Blog ?

Hi, and welcome to this Agile QA blog (yes, another one), however this blog will be different to others, because it will help you out to have different point of views and different perspective about things you do and see every single day.

This blog has the intention to share my experience in the magical world of quality assurance also known as QA, my name is Luis Jimenez also known as "Lucho" I've been working as QA for almost 10 years and I have worked in a lot of projects (e-commerce, websites, apps, games, intranets, banners, email campaigns, services, etc), every single project, methodology (Scrum, Waterfall, Kanban, etc), experience and company I have worked on, gave me a lot of perspective about tools, types of testing and where to apply them, methodology, correct processes to use, things to escalate and how to test differently.

I'm not going to talk about how you should do things, I'm going to talk about what for me worked better and actually works better in the diary work I do. This is not a guide or the final word about QA and I'm not the bible of QA, but I'm sure what you'll read here will help you a lot in your work and will help you solve problems or know how to act based on different situations.

You will see articles about QA every week starting this week talking about things I do and worked for me. I have worked a lot with agile methodologies and it has been great for me and all team members in the companies I have worked on to see how agile is better on building software for all disciplines. 

I'll start doing articles for each phase of a project life cycle and how QA is important on each one of them, there will be time to discuss about test plans, test cases, Gherkin and BDD, automation, bug reporting, types of manual testing, load testing, security, processes and a lot of topics around the world of QA.

New entries every Tuesday, stay tuned!

Follow me on Twitter @LuchoAgileQA






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