by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
This site has public articles dating back to March 2009. At some point in my blogging journey I moved to using WordPress as a platform and inherited a url structure with dates in it. I recently got rid of this structure and simplified it to be the name of the
by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
Exploratory testing was first coined by Cem Kaner who defined it as
a style of software testing that emphasizes the personal freedom and responsibility of the individual tester to continually optimize the value of her work by treating test-related learning, test design, test execution, and test result interpretation as mutually
by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
I’ve come across a number of Frequently Asked Questions about Exploratory Testing and I’ve got what I hope are pretty good answers.
Exploratory Testing FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions about exploratory testing. Got a quick question? Get a quick answer.
Yes, there are many examples where people
by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
I’ve come across a number of Frequently Asked Questions about Exploratory Testing and I’ve got what I hope are pretty good answers. Over time I hope to add to these. Last Updated: 03/07/2022
by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
An exploratory testing charter is a mission statement for your testing. It helps provide structure and guidance so that you can focus your work and record what you find in a constructive way.
How to Write an Exploratory Charter
My favorite way to structure exploratory testing charters is to base
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