Software testing I believe that many people who study Internet IT technology have been exposed to or learned about it, so how can they learn to master software testing technology without attending training courses? By the way, it is to learn by reading.

Below, Taiyuan Software Testing Training School will share some books about software testing with you. Let's have a look.

(1) Introduction to the Bible of the Art Software Testing Engineer in Software Testing.

Essential books for software practitioners.

Computer classics.

Technical "evergreen" books.

This book has a wonderful and concrete description of software testing types, use case design methods and testing strategies. The ten classic principles of software testing summarized are still widely cited.

This book has more than 100 pages, which is suitable for intensive reading once a year, and every time it will have new insights.

PS: This edition was published in 1979, which is longer than the history after 1980.

(2) Introduction of software testing software testing industry.

A novice guide to software testing.

This book describes the "general situation" of the software testing industry, the development process, software products, actual testing strategies, testing related documents, testing future, testing profession and so on.

If you put your heart into it, you can find the entrance to the world of software testing from this book, and find the place where knowledge and talent can be used.

(3) The "entry map" of the software development world of Code Encyclopedia.

"Beginner's Bible" and "Encyclopedia" for software professionals.

Classics among classics, masters among masters, and many big coffees jointly praised them.

This book summarizes the effective and detailed practical knowledge of the software engineering industry, so that you can make use of the wisdom of predecessors and avoid repeating the same mistakes.

For example, understanding and expressing software through metaphor, high-quality programming experience details, software quality improvement methods, software integration, software personnel, and so on.

Almost every chapter describes an in-depth direction of software specialty, and the "more resources" in each chapter are more classic books for in-depth study.

This book is nearly 1000 pages, which is suitable for systematic study first, understanding the whole picture, then consulting at any time, or in-depth research.

PS: If you want to be a real "software industry" related person, you must read this book.