ISTQB, Test It Yourself
summary
Redeveloped the ISTQB glossary as an always-online web app that serves 571 terms with continuous delivery, WCAG AA accessibility, and a goal of sub‑3s PDF generation; security scans use OWASP ZAP and accessibility checks use Siteimprove; a testing contest with ~20 concurrent users exposes performance issues, fixes raise reliability, and acceptance testing finds 94 defects yielding an impressive 94% defect detection rate; development relies on open‑source tooling and lightweight automated end‑to‑end regression.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00ISTQB and Glosser project
- 2:33Glosser history and purpose
- 7:57Old Glosser challenges
- 13:42New version requirements
- 17:28Precise requirements and provider
- 20:45Testing strategy and criteria
- 24:02Portability, usability, security
- 25:55Load, performance, reliability
- 28:02Redeveloped Glosser results
- 29:30Project lessons learned
- 33:02Q&A
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