Mind Maps for Software Testing
Explains why Mind Maps are such a useful tool when planning your software testing efforts. Also showcases the ability to export/import your Hexawise test plans as Mind Maps.
read more By John Hunter Aug 1, 2017Kathleen Poulsen of Fidelity Investments on Using Hexawise to Improve Software Testing Results
The highlights from a presentation by Kathleen Poulsen, Lead Software Engineer in Test at Fidelity Investments, at the StarEAST 2017 testing conference discussing the use of Hexawise at Fidelity Investments and some of the significant benefits of implementing Combinatorial Test Design at scale.
read more By John Hunter Jun 9, 2017
Testing Smarter with Alan Page
An interview from our "Testing Smarter with..." blog post series with Alan Page, a software tester (among other roles) since 1993 who spent over twenty years at Microsoft working on a variety of operating systems and applications in nearly every Microsoft division.
read more By John Hunter Mar 16, 201784% of Software Defects Found in Production Could Have Been Found Using Pairwise Testing
Studies show that 84% of defects found in production could have been found by testing every pair of parameter values. Hexawise helps you find these pairwise defects before they reach users.
read more By John Hunter Nov 17, 201610 Questions to Ask When Designing Software Tests
A list of questions to ask when designing software tests. These questions will help ensure coverage of the potential sources of variation within your system.
read more By John Hunter and Justin Hunter Mar 14, 2016Introducing the Hexawise Coverage Matrix!
Introduces the powerful new Hexawise coverage reporting feature - The Coverage Matrix - and how best to utilize it.
read more By Jordan Weck Jan 29, 2015My plan has a lot of constraints in it. Should I split it into separate plans?
Provides helpful guidance on when it might make sense to split your single Hexawise plan into multiple different plans due to a lot of constraints being necessary.
read more By Justin Hunter Aug 14, 2014
How bad are normal, business-as-usual software tests?
How to determing how "bad" your existing manually-selected tests are (and how badly you need Hexawise).
read more By Jordan Weck Jul 2, 2014Start with a Small Test Plan and Add Details as Necessary
Introduces the "Goldilocks Rule" for guidance on how much information to include in a single Hexawise test plan.
read more By John Hunter Jun 17, 2014To create a software test plan, start with a verb and a noun
Recommendations on how to use a "Verb and Noun" to guide your Hexawise test plan creation.
read more By Justin Hunter Jun 4, 2014Page 1 of 2