We will be flooded with AI agents that can do software testing. I have seen examples of test reports that look impressive, but it is hard to tell if the testing was really good.So I created a very simple web application to make “quick” (not bullet proof) testing of their capabilities. The tool is built […]
Last week I gave a talk at Øredev conference about building my own custom test tools with the help of LLM programming.I have been doing this for a year now, and it really extends my capabilities as a tester. I can’t say it makes me faster, but I can do better testing, and it is […]
Here are some small, free, nifty tools I use now and then: FreeMind – to model and communicate WinMerge – to diff or merge files or folders Process Hacker – to monitor resource usage Process Monitor – to monitor registry and disk activities InCtrl5 – for installation testing (what happended to Install Analyzer??) Fiddler/Wireshark – to see […]
A disclaimer… I am no developer, but I have developed a tool. As I develop I have the mindset of a developer, not the tester. I have done lots of mistakes, intentionally not implemented good/needed things and considered what parts I can get away with in the first release. This tool might not seem big and […]
I would like to remind you all about the Sysinternals tool site, which now reside on Microsoft Technet, and is called Windows Sysinternals. http://technet.microsoft.com/sv-se/sysinternals/default(en-us).aspx Old favourites like RegMon and FileMon can be found here; so also the new gems PsTools, Process Explorer and Strings. Great tools for testers on Windows platforms!