✨🐐🛠️✨ Principle #7: Absence of Errors is a Fallacy This principle reminds that finding and fixing bugs doesn’t guarantee the success of a system. Even if a system is defect-free, it doesn’t mean it meets the user’s needs or is actually useful. Testing isn’t just about finding errors; it’s about ensuring the product aligns with what users truly want and need. Need help with testing your Nostr project? Let’s connect! 🚀 #SoftwareTesting #LearningInProgress #QualityAssurance #JuniorTester #TechJourney

✨🐐🛠️✨ Principle # 6: Testing is Context Dependent Testing isn’t a one-size-fits-all process — it’s different for every project. Whether it's safety-critical software, an e-commerce app, or an Agile project, each context requires a unique expertise. Understanding these differences is crucial in our role as testers. It’s all about adapting our approach to fit the context and the specific risks involved. #SoftwareTesting #LearningInProgress #QualityAssurance #JuniorTester #TechJourney

✨🐐🛠️✨ Principle #5: The Pesticide Paradox in Testing The idea is simple: if we keep repeating the same tests over and over, eventually they’ll stop finding new bugs. This is why it's crucial to constantly update and create NEW tests to catch those pesky, hidden defects that might otherwise slip through. Regression testing remains a critical part of this process. By running automated regression tests, we ensure that software changes don’t introduce unexpected side effects. It’s all about keeping the software stable and defect-free, at least insofar as the test coverage that has been written. If you’re a product owner or developer with software that needs a fresh set of eyes, let’s connect! Feel free to reach out and let's ensure your Nostr software is running smoothly. Let’s make it bug-free together! #SoftwareTesting #LearningInProgress #QualityAssurance #JuniorTester #TechJourney

I'm just starting my journey in software #testing, learning about the 7 key principles that every product owner should keep in mind. Principle #1 really stands out: Testing shows the presence of defects, not their absence. In simple terms, testing helps reduce the chances of bugs making their way to the customers, but it doesn’t guarantee that the system is bug-free. For example, finding 10 bugs means there are 10 fewer issues in the system—but that doesn’t mean there won’t be an 11th (or 12th) waiting to surprise someone after the release. Testing minimizes the risks, but there's always that small chance something can slip through! ✨🐐🛠️✨ Would you like some feedback on your Nostr app? Comment below! 👇