Another week, another handful of improvements to the glossary. Here is what changed.
Jump to any letter. The homepage now has a clickable A–Z bar right below the description. Tap or click a letter and the page scrolls to the first term starting with that letter. Letters that have no terms yet are shown but greyed out — so you can see at a glance which letters are missing. If you are looking for a term by name, this is much faster than scrolling through nine hundred cards.
Topic pages in more languages. The /topics/ section launched last week in English only. This week it grew German, Polish, and Czech versions — so if you prefer browsing in one of those languages, the topic groupings (testing fundamentals, static testing, test techniques, test management, and so on) now read in your language.
Spot the difference: scenarios and cases. I wrote a comparison article for two terms that testing professionals mix up all the time: /test-scenario/ and /test-case/. The article walks through definitions, a concrete example, and when you would reach for each one. It sits over in the /articles/ section alongside Cody McBride’s guest post from a couple of weeks ago.
That is it for this week. As always, the glossary keeps growing — more content, more languages, easier navigation.
