Ravisuriya @testingGarage

Student of Testing. I'm a practicing Software Test Engineer. Engineering | Test Engineering I learn & solve the problems in Software Test Engineering testingGarage.blogspot.com Bengaluru Joined May 2009

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Ravisuriya @testingGarage

a week ago

If you do not talk about your work, neither your work nor others talk about it. Never! testinggarage.blogspot.com/2025/09/you-sh… #work #growth #talk #office #job #career

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Ravisuriya @testingGarage

a week ago

10 years! At the desk of Ola's Consumer Apps team in 2015. Beautiful memories of an engineering team!

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Ravisuriya @testingGarage

2 weeks ago

Do you and your team see #Programming and Software #Testing as two separate disciplines? You believe that programming and testing are as different as oil and water? If so, this blog post will converse with you to realign your thoughts. testinggarage.blogspot.com/2025/09/testin… #code #coding

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Ravisuriya @testingGarage

3 weeks ago

Bugs are not missed! Bugs were there & will be. Just, someone else experienced it while I did not. And, this is not a slip or escape of bug to the production. It is: Why I did not experience it? Why my teams did not experience it? How to experience it? I have to work here!

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Ravisuriya @testingGarage

3 weeks ago

In my last 15+ years of software testing career, & now, I continue to witness, "Fear and anxiety is made use to sell one's product or impose a thought, on a test engineer and testing community." This will continue. How I manage myself in this happenings, defines career peace.

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Ravisuriya @testingGarage

3 weeks ago

Every test & any test that you pick will be & should be a tradeoff which you must know why this now & not the other. If not, that test might not serve. The tradeoffs you do will be having high impact and information driven. The same holds for tradeoffs in automation projects.

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Ravisuriya @testingGarage

3 weeks ago

Anytime you say or claim, I wrote a brilliant automation project or tests, ask yourself and know who will be maintaining it. That response will let you know how useful it is to team, organisation and business. Sometimes, simple stuff serves a long way.