The Journal of a Tester: Blog about my survival escapades 🚀

Tag: Testing

  • Your Automation Is Green. Your Risk Is Red: The Dunning–Kruger Effect in software testing

    Why confidence without competence is the silent risk in quality engineering Software testing is not just a technical activity. It is deeply human. Behind every missed bug, false confidence in coverage, rushed release, or production incident, there is often not just a technical gap, but a cognitive one. One of the most powerful psychological patterns…

  • 5 AWS Services Every Tester Should Know

    Introduction If you’re a tester and haven’t explored AWS yet, you’re missing out on a world of possibilities! As testing evolves beyond traditional boundaries, cloud platforms like AWS are becoming essential tools in every tester’s toolkit. But here’s the thing—AWS has over 200 services, and knowing where to start can feel overwhelming. Good news! You…

  • HUSTEF 2022 Experience (Budapest, Hungary)

    HUSTEF 2022 Experience (Budapest, Hungary)

    My very first conference as both a speaker and an audience Hello Everyone, I hope everything is going well for you. I was gone for a few days and traveled extensively. I’ve simply sat down to write down my thoughts.In 2022, I established a goal that should be a speaker for an in-person conference. I…

  • How to mock the APIs and how is that helpful?

    How to mock the APIs and how is that helpful?

      When and how to use Mock Servers and how to set up a Mock server in Postman? What is a Mock Server? During your API Testing journey, you cannot wait every time for your API to be completely ready. We might have the API documentation with the sample responses. So what do we? Using the sample…