by Lena Wiberg | Syndicated
Background In case you haven’t read about my pair-blogging idea before, a short summary from the first post: A while back I asked on Twitter for people who would be up for pair-blogging. The idea was that we agree on a topic and a date and then we each write a post about that topic. […]
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by Lena Wiberg | News
Background In case you haven’t read about my pair-blogging idea before, a short summary from the first post: A while back I asked on Twitter for people who would be up for pair-blogging. The idea was that we agree on a topic and a date and then we each write a post about that topic. […]
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by Lena Wiberg | Syndicated
Introduction I believe most of us have heard the statement “Testers don’t break software, we break the illusion of it working”. For a while, something has bothered me with that statement and I felt a need to get my thoughts onto “paper” to sort them out. I understand why the view of “testers break software” […]
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by Lena Wiberg | Syndicated
Background In case you haven’t read about my pair-blogging idea before, a short summary from the first post: A while back I asked on Twitter for people who would be up for pair-blogging. The idea was that we agree on a topic and a date and then we each write a post about that topic. […]
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by Lena Wiberg | Syndicated
Background Again, Twitter comes to my “what should I write about next?”-rescue! Heather Reid shared a challenge from the Bloggers Club on the Ministry of Testing. The challenge is to write a blog post about the topic “Testing is like…” Testing is like… Testing is like fireworks.Lighting up my brain with ideas neverending. Challenging my thinking with endless possibilities. […]
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