The evolution of the QA newsletter
Last night I had a dream that I was leaving Campaign Monitor. Then I woke up and realised that in less than […]
A whirlwind trip to San Francisco – notes from SF Agile 2012
So, I just got back from a really intense week in San Francisco, meeting new people, visiting friends and attending the SF […]
San Francisco needs Trish Khoo
Update: Actually I changed my mind and decided to move to the United Kingdom! Ah, life is funny, is it not? In […]
Eliminate boring testing: Automating visual comparison
Recently I found myself in a familiar testing situation – a developer had made a change to a feature that required testing […]
One useful robot
Last year, I was feeling a bit overwhelmed by having to track multiple streams of information all day long. Luckily, I was […]
The test of cool
I remember three things that made me think testing was cool before I was a tester. The first one was when I […]
Sydney Testers Meetup: Introducing testing to an organisation
A couple of weeks ago, the Sydney testers meet up group got together to talk about how to introduce testing to an […]
Testers with Asperger’s Syndrome: A twinterview with Michael Drejer
Recently, a link came my way about Aspiritech, a testing company that only hires testers with Asperger’s Syndrome or high-functioning Autism. I’d […]
Curing fake testing with education
There’s a plague upon the testing craft, and it’s called “fake testing”. You could also call it “ineffective testing”. Here’s James Bach’s […]
Quality is alive
I’ve talked to a lot of unhappy testers – smart, talented testers who always feel like they are working at odds with […]