Random musings – Page 3

Haiku dedicated to a special automated test script

Unhindered and wild Null pointer errors no obstacle A majestic beast

A good sign to stick on your automated test suites (thanks BoingBoing)

Some kind of gender diversity in testing debate started on Twitter on the weekend, and it seems to have become a series […]

There’s been a lot of talk about tester certification lately. Particularly a lot of argument about why they’re very bad. But I’m […]

The other day I was thinking about developers and their attitudes towards testers and came up with this maturity model: Level 1: “We […]

I said this over dinner the other night and was told I had to blog it. I test .NET web applications. If […]

The V model – A methodology applied to a task so brain-numbing that only a can of V will get you through […]

Recently on my current project, we had a defect raised by the customer that actually turned out to be a feature they […]

Okay, this made me giggle. Yup, I’m a geek.

Take a squiz at Jeff Fry’s article “Incentives for Developers and Testers“. I found the article from the same comment on the […]