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Almost all websites recommend an array of books and the readers are left confused deciding which one to buy.
We want to eliminate this confusion and recommend the TOP 3 books, which in our experience every tester must read.
Most of them are available at 10-40% discount via Amazon. Note all links are Amazon affiliates links.
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If you only buy one Software Testing book, then this is it. Affectionately referred to by readers as Software Testing "Bible". It is the BEST SELLING TESTING book of all time.
Testing Computer Software provides access to information every Tester must know. Most Testing books written now a days are targeted for developers but Testing Computer Software has taken into problems faced by QA engineers. The book is broad in scope and ,does a good job of treating all of the important areas in verification and testing.
You will find the book well structured, informative and actually intuitive to navigate through. Each chapter builds on the previous chapters to provide the engineer with a clear idea of all the steps and intricacies involved in testing and verifying complex programs.
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Want to seek some practical guidance on your software testing projects but not sure whom to ask ? - Well this is your book.
This book is divided into 293 "Lessons". Each seems to be meant for people with certain experiences and certain problems; some very broadly defined, others more tightly.
Whether you are a newbie , tester or a test manager there are mega doses of wisdom that all could learn.
Lessons Learned in Software Testing is styled in the form of short statements and blurbs and serves as a reference which can be looked up when needed.
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This book should be purchased by anyone who is concerned with test automation.
This book could potentially help you reduce your resources for test automation. We can guarantee that even before you finish reading 4 pages in the book you will have your paper pad out to jot down notes.
Automated Software Testing presents a test automation methodology which is practical, useful, and complete, encompassing the state of the art of test automation as it stands right now (with the exception of some very recent developments in automated testing such as model-based testing, still in its infancy).
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