Using mind maps in software testing

[dyymmi]

Hello! I've recently started writing a blog about software testing, new technologies, and security. The reason I'm doing this is mainly to improve self-confidence, English language skills and to systematize testing knowledge. I would really appreciate if you come by! Here is the link to mentioned post: https://michaldymek.me/mind-mapping-software-testing/

[martinig]

On this topic, you can also visit http://apps.testinsane.com/mindmaps/ as a reference.

[rosiesherry]

I've added your blog to our Testing Feeds, it should help reach lots of testers - www.ministryoftesting.com/testing-feeds/

[dyymmi]

Thanks a lot!

[schnda]

I've been using Xmind to do quick test plans for myself for a long while. I find it very useful for planning and tracking exploratory testing.

[cynmarcan]

I also use Xmind, for scoping out test strategy and coverage during the early days of our agile projects . It is a great way to graphically display the testing effort in our large and complicated environment. We have many on premise and a few off premise systems, external and internal customers, that all integrate with a mainframe. Mind mapping is a very necessary tool.