by astadmin | Syndicated
“We absolutely must leave room for doubt or there is no progress and no learning. There is no learning without having to pose a question. And a question requires doubt. People search for certainty. But there is no certainty. People … Read more
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This blog post is about my notes on slide set for BBST Foundations lecture 4: Programming fundamentals and coverage.First read: “SOFTWARE NEGLIGENCE AND TESTING COVERAGE” by Cem Kaner. Gives list of 101 coverage measures. Yes, you r…
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How many times have you been testing something for work or some extracurricular activity and found something you though to be really super duper extra important only to have no one care? I’ve done it a few times, most folks … Continue reading →
by astadmin | Syndicated
Periodically I gain insight or inspiration from studying unrelated areas or industries, this was the case when I was struck by the similarities between testing and cooking. On the surface they seem drastically different but as you dig deeper you start to see the similarities. The most basic type of cooking involves following recipes. These […]
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It’s time for Techtoberfest at work – a technology summit held every October that provides an opportunity for employees from all over the company to sign up and present on a technology of their choice. It’s traditionally been very developer-heavy, …
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