Blog posts that discuss common geoip & localization testing scenarios
by Paul Reinheimer on
As the number of VPN providers continues to grow exponentially, we’re starting to hear them mentioned as possible competitors in conversation with our customers. I believe proxy servers are a much better technical solution for the vast majority of localization testing.…
by Michael Ruttenberg on
This is part 2 of an article I wrote on the subject of "Things testers forget when testing a website". To recap, sometimes a tester forgets things. Sometimes there is just too much to do so trade-offs have to be made. I call these, "things we remember to forget." Sometimes it's a genuine oversight.…
by Michael Ruttenberg on
As testers we can't remember everything, and as much as we would love to think so, we're not Superman, or any of his friends or relatives. Here are some things I have forgotten to test from time to time.…
by Michael Ruttenberg on
Okay so you've been given a large website that will roll out in, say, 85 countries and countless languages, sometimes more than one per country. Sure, many of these will be in your native language, but no, you won't be able to speak or understand most of the languages.…
by Chris Kenst on
This is a recap of the second day of TestBash from San Francisco's Marina District at the Cowell Theater November 8-9th.…
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