Fresh Resources and Autumn Cleaning8. September 2026 by Adam Hepner
This week was mostly about making the term pages more useful.
New resources. Several terms gained new curated material. The exploratory testing page now links to solid articles and guides about rapid testing — this one came straight from a community suggestion, so thank you! The regression testing page got its tools section back after it went missing during an earlier cleanup, and quality gate resources landed on the page that needed them.
Syllabi, Transparency, and a More Accessible Site6. September 2026 by Adam Hepner
This was a busy week, so let me go through it topic by topic.
An archive of syllabi. The site now hosts a curated archive of freely available syllabi, curricula and sample exams — from ISTQB, REQB, IREB, TMMi, UXQB, iSAQB, A4Q, DASA, OSSTMM and OWASP. If you are studying for a certification, or just want to see what a syllabus actually contains before you commit, everything is collected in one place: the archive.
A Safety Net for the Glossary30. August 2026 by Adam Hepner
It’s been a while since the last update here, and I owe you an explanation. A lot has been happening under the hood, so I’m starting short weekly updates to keep you in the loop without making you dig through git logs.
This week was mostly about trust. The site now checks itself before every release: every page has to be reachable, every link has to lead somewhere real, and every old address that people may have bookmarked or shared has to keep working.
Start of the News Section3. September 2025 by Adam Hepner
I’m happy to announce that the ISTQB-glossary.page will now feature a news section. The goal behind it is to inform you about the latests changes to the page. Please be aware that the ISTQB Syllabi are completely separate documents authored by external organisation. Any news about them can be obtained at the ISTQB webpage.