Thijs Kok

Thijs Kok

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by Thijs Kok, on November 5, 2020

Summary: This article delves into the landscape of automation within software testing, highlighting the advantages and limitations of automated testing tools. Table of Contents What Is Automation? Common Uses of …

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by Thijs Kok, on August 28, 2020

Whether your IT team is embarking on an exciting, dynamic software project, slogging through a clunky, unclear install, or preparing to launch the next generation of awesome apps, an effective …

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by Thijs Kok, on August 13, 2020

Summary: This article delves into the key characteristics of next-level manual software testing, outlining optimized test case creation, improved risk metrics, smart reporting practices, meticulous requirement specifications, adopting an architectural …

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by Thijs Kok, on July 24, 2020

In this version of TestMonitor, we’ve added new features that will enhance user experience. Explore what TestMonitor 6.6 has to offer below. If you’re not currently using TestMonitor for your …

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by Thijs Kok, on July 23, 2020

Quality assurance (QA) is a critical part of any quality management system. At the broadest level, quality assurance concerns setting up and sustaining rules for developing and making dependable products …

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by Thijs Kok, on July 14, 2020

Test case management tools come in a variety of sizes and shapes. However, despite the dynamic growth of next-generation testing tools available today, it may come as a surprise that …

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by Thijs Kok, on July 2, 2020

When it comes to testing software, there’s a lot of jargon flying around at any given time that can become quite confusing. For example, what’s a test case? How does …

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by Thijs Kok, on June 15, 2020

Test managers face a growing cascade of obstacles and challenges in a sector that is constantly evolving. Industry insiders note that a vast amount of scheduled testing time ends up …

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by Thijs Kok, on June 12, 2020

Way back in 1995, Microsoft released the first iteration of Internet Explorer (IE). In 2015 Microsoft released Edge as the browser to supersede IE. Since then IE has not received …

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by Thijs Kok, on May 6, 2020

There's no denying it: in time, applications tend to slow down. New features, more data, better graphics, improved security: any number of reasons can play a part in the decay …

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