It’s not a typo, the title. I’ve been thinking about how – like a professional critic – a professional tester frequently needs to bridge the gap between the connoisseur and the consumer, to take the desires, constraints, needs, sensitivities …
Always do sober what you said you’d do drunk. That will teach you to keep your mouth shut. – Ernest Hemingway
I recently gave a talk at the EuroSTAR conference in Gothenburg, Sweden about how I feel you can re-frame … Read more
WHOSE 2013 was held at the offices of Hyland Software December 5-7, 2013. A note first, this is my own experience of the workshop. I’m sure there will be other experience reports popping up soon, and they may have different, … Continue reading →
This post is not about the sort of testing people talk about when nearing a release and deciding whether it’s done. I have another word for that. I call it “testing,” or sometimes final testing or release testing. Many projects perform that testing in such a perfunctory way that it is better described as checking, […]
October 23 DEWT and James Bach met in Dordrecht to talk about testing. The subject was “What is context-driven testing?” and more specific “How do you recognize a context-driven presentation?”. They came together to prepare for the TestNet Autumn Event which was fully dedicated to context-driven testing and had the theme: “Exploring context-driven testing –…
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