Best Testing Book

The Art of Software Testing offers you with a powerful software testing methods, which cannot be wrong. When you are developing a software product, it is vital that you are able to test it using the latest testing methods, which can get you the desired results. Through the book, you can test apps for iPads, BlackBerrys, iPhones, Androids, and other mobile devices, and others. This book is a perfect read for project managers and students who want to learn more about testing methods that actually work.

How Google Tests Software is a 2012 Jolt Award finalist. The book has been authored by testing expert James Whittaker and two other experts in this field. Software testing is an essential part of any IT development team. Unless you have the right software testing tools, you cannot provide your customers with want they want. You need to know how Google test software to be able to understand how one of the top companies in the world gets its testing almost right, each time. Using these techniques, you can easily test your software.

Software Testing has been written by technical expert Dr. James McCaffrey. In this book, he clearly explains the software testing methods that are used by top software testing managers. Some of the topics that you can find in this book are test case construction, measures of test suite effectiveness, and fundamental project management techniques for testing, basic combinatorics, crypto-hashing, and more. The author has worked as a lead engineer on several key Microsoft products including MSN Search and Internet Explorer.

Managing the Testing Process help you understand how you can manage software and hardware when doing software testing. The author provides you with vital information on how testing should be done. Testing is a skill that cannot be got right by anyone. Unless you use the latest testing tools and methods, you cannot test your product. You learn more on the latest methods, standards, and tools you need for your projects.

Beautiful Testing is the perfect read for project managers. In this book you are provided with more than 20 essays by more than 20 leading experts in this field. They help you understand testing in a better manner. You find out the methods and techniques which make testing what it is and also come to know how these experts designed testing methods that worked for them. You can read about Microsoft’s Alan Page, Mathematician John D. Cook, and others.

Web Security Testing Cookbook  is about learning how to find the bugs immediately and provides solutions for them. Unless a project manager is able to find out the bugs soon, they cannot come up with solutions fast. So, to be able to complete the testing process within the deadline, finding out the issues quickly is vital. You understand how you can install and configure free-security testing tools, learn how your product communicates with customers so that you can simulate attacks in your tests, and others.

Testing Computer Software, 2nd Edition gives you all the details on how to test a software in the real-workd to get the results required. You can not give your customers what they wants if you cannot test the software according to the requirement. This theory is considered as the important terms in the book based on the authors’s decades of experience in testing. No matter you are programmers, testers, project managers, or even students, you can learn from this book.

Agile Testing are written by two talented writer in testing, Lisa Crispin and Janet Gregory, from which, you will have a clear understanding on the role of a tester, the important of testing, and the ways to improve the skills. In additional, the author will shared some useful testing tools to perform testing, identify test cases, and how to better run the test. This book is great for Agile software development teams, Scrum maters, tester and even customers.

Perfect Software is an interesting book on software testing. The author feels that it is not just the testers that play a vital role in testing, but every individual in the firm. Testers, developers, and even clients shape the testing process. The author feels that the tester should utilize better methods when testing new products. Testers should avoid using the similar testing processes as they might not be able to find bugs and solve problems efficiently.