What makes IoT Testing Special? An Interview

In this video I had the pleasure to interview Rahul and Vijay about Internet of Things testing. We talked about the specialities and challenges in IoT. Both talked about their experience in the field and give advice what tools to use and what skills are important to have.
🌎 Rahul and Vijay on social media
👉 testingtitbits.com/
👉 / more_vijay
👉 / rahul-parwal
👉 / vijaymore
👉 / parwalrahul
📚 My Book
👉 leanpub.com/Mobileapptesting
👉 www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2GMLVHY/
#SoftwareTesting #IoTTesting #smartgadgets
Chapters
00:00 Intro

[@uti894]

Hello, do you have any idea of ​​any tests or where I can learn for ISTQB Test Analyst?

[@DanielKnott]

Sorry I don't have any resource. There are some books covering this topic

[@ajinkyapc]

Hi! Nice conversation around IoT testing. Is there any book available about IoT testing?

[@DanielKnott]

Glad you like the interview. I haven't read any IoT Testing book yet. But you can reach out to Rahul and Vijay via their social media links. Check the video description for it. Have a great day!

[@ajinkyapc]

@@DanielKnott thanks!

[@encapsulatio]

Just wanted to let you know your leanpub link is down.

[@DanielKnott]

Thank you, fixed it 🙏🏻

[@encapsulatio]

@@DanielKnott BTW how in depth is your book really?
Most technical authors make a book just because they can add to their branding the "author" label but they do not actually care enough to truly share their full process in depth.

[@DanielKnott]

The book covers all aspects of mobile testing. From mobile customers, challenges in mobile testing, testing techniques, test automation to releasing a mobile app. I am not going into deep test automation. I mention tools and techniques that will help to get started with automation. But I also think it depends on the reader. If there is someone, with NO mobile testing skills this book is the right starting point. if you are already familiar with mobile testing, I think you can get new impulses for improving your skills.