Testing Resources on the World Wide Web

In my experiences of surfing the web, I have encountered the following testing related sites.

If you haven't found what you are looking for in my site, then may you can either

e-mail me about it. I am willing to create articles on testing on request (for free). Any such requests would also be posted to this site, so you would be helping others as well by taking this approach.
search the world wide web for what you are looking for. My site also has a HotBot powered search engine, which you can use if you like
try looking on these sites.

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These links are sorted only by alphabet, not by ranking or usefulness.

Unfortunately, most of these sites want you to spend money, to join / subscribe /register with them. I haven't joined any of them, usually because their prices are prohibitive (and I am doing this at home, so don't have a company to pay for them for me).

However, if you can get your boss to pay for the subscription - go for it!

http://www.bdq.com/ Not really a testing site, more of a software tools vendors homepage. However, they may have the tools you are looking for, so I have included them. I do not anything about their tools, so this is not meant to be an endorsement just a link 8>).

http://www.caslics.com/ Again, not a true testing site. I have this link noted as it contains a downloadable demonstration of a mainframe regression testing tool called Fester 97. Again, I haven't tried it, but you can!

http://www.computer.org/ The World Computer Society Home Page. Quite a lot of testing content, although (if I remember correctly) only 'guest' access is allowed, and some of the content must be paid for. Have a look, and see if you can get the company to pay for you to join (I couldn't)

http://www.ovum.com/evaluate/ts3/ts3pidx.html Not the home page this time, just the section which is a very detailed listing of most of the testing tools out there. A word of warning though, the links are to other companies home pages, not reviews

http://www.webtest.co.uk/info.htm UK Software Testing Home Page. Good site, with links to other web resources, and specialists (including me!)

http://www.webtest.co.uk/info.htm Some example content of the Software Quality Monthly magazine. This is also a site that is tempting you to spend money (which I haven't)

http://www.bcs.org.uk/

Not really a testing site, more of a software tools vendors homepage. However, they may have the tools you are looking for, so I have included them. I do not anything about their tools, so this is not meant to be an endorsement just a link 8>).

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http://www.bdq.com/	Not really a testing site, more of a software tools vendors homepage. However, they may have the tools you are looking for, so I have included them. I do not anything about their tools, so this is not meant to be an endorsement just a link 8>).
http://www.caslics.com/	Again, not a true testing site. I have this link noted as it contains a downloadable demonstration of a mainframe regression testing tool called Fester 97. Again, I haven't tried it, but you can!
http://www.computer.org/	The World Computer Society Home Page. Quite a lot of testing content, although (if I remember correctly) only 'guest' access is allowed, and some of the content must be paid for. Have a look, and see if you can get the company to pay for you to join (I couldn't)
http://www.ovum.com/evaluate/ts3/ts3pidx.html	Not the home page this time, just the section which is a very detailed listing of most of the testing tools out there. A word of warning though, the links are to other companies home pages, not reviews
http://www.webtest.co.uk/info.htm	UK Software Testing Home Page. Good site, with links to other web resources, and specialists (including me!)
http://www.webtest.co.uk/info.htm	Some example content of the Software Quality Monthly magazine. This is also a site that is tempting you to spend money (which I haven't)
http://www.bcs.org.uk/