The joy of bugfinding
I said this over dinner the other night and was told I had to blog it. I test .NET web applications. If […]
The bearer of bad news
I was just thinking about this the other day, and then just now I saw Dave Whalen’s post on “ugly baby syndrome”. […]
Computer Science degrees and relevance to the real world
I was reading this article and it reminded me of when I first entered the workforce and wondered just how relevant my […]
Test tool roundup – data generation
I guess not all of us have the time and imagination to think up realistic test data, especially when we need about […]
Daily Testing Tip
If you’re a tester on twitter, follow @dailytestingtip for handy testing tips each day. You may even see a tip from me […]
Testing vs Checking
I wish I had seen this post – Testing vs Checking by Michael Bolton – about a year ago when I was […]
Name change
Yep, I did it again, I changed the name of the blog. Hopefully it’s the last name change. I just thought “scary […]
Automation: Running test twice, and cleanup
How many times has this happened to you? You write an automated (functional GUI) test, you run it, it works, so you […]
“Just test everything”
I get a little irritated when I get asked to “just test everything” and developers don’t understand why. So here’s why. Let’s […]
Selenium for manual testers
Hey manual testers, here’s a handy tool for you – Selenium. And you don’t even have to be an automation guru to […]