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January 2009

Repeatabiity and Adaptability → developsense.com

Arianna Huffington, on the Daily Show, suggested that one point of the blog was to work out nascent ideas without being overly concerned about completeness. There are a bunch of things that are…

Jan 26, 2009
Sorry about the Spam → feeds.theautomatedtester.co.uk

I would like to apologize for the RSS Spam that everyone has been getting lately. I have moved my Feedburner account to Google. It appears that Google did not test the migration process. I…

Jan 26, 2009
Announcing Trinidad: In-process test runner for FitNesse wiki pages → gojko.net

The first public beta release of Trinidad is now available. Trinidad is an in-process test runner for FitNesse tests. Here are some nice things you can do with it:

  • run fitnesse fit and slim tests…
Jan 26, 2009
Testers from Another Planet → tejasconsulting.com

My StickyMinds column posted on January 26 is Testers from Another Planet.

Jan 26, 2009
Hello world! → satisfice.com

Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!

Jan 26, 2009
James Whittaker - 19th & 20th March 2009 → testingexperience.blogspot.com

We’re just putting some of the finishing touches to the plans, but I am able to confirm that James Whittaker will be visiting TCL on the week of 19th March, 2009.

As part of his trip, James will be…

Jan 26, 2009
Not just the good guys → expectedresults.blogspot.com

This phishing email arrived in my account the other day

Dear Valued Client
Due to security reasons we will want you to confirm your access details by clicking on the verfiy my account details link…

Jan 26, 2009
Legacy of Zune: My First LY366 Bug → qahatesyou.com

Following my own advice, I’ve added a new standard test case to my quiver: checking to make sure that December 31 works on leap years.

Last week, I encountered a date range with a maximum of one…

Jan 26, 2009
looking for good java developers → gojko.net

One of the teams I work with at the moment needs a few more people. The project is a new generation gaming server, the location is west-central london. we’re looking for two mid-level server side…

Jan 26, 2009
The VC Funding Landscape for Start-ups → blog.utest.com

Start-ups and entrepreneurs have all seen the news… heard the stories… felt the pinch.  As the financial markets have shuddered and lurched, VCs have tightened their purse strings.

This climate was…

Jan 26, 2009
Phoolish Phishing Phollies → sqablogs.com

No my name is not Mr. %RECIPIENTADDRESS%, and I don’t have a Liberty Reserve account.

Perhaps you were thinking of a Mr. 10 Main Street, or a Mrs. P.O. Box 1026?

Buggy phishing just…

Jan 26, 2009
WinTask - The Next Date Test → sqablogs.com

In Chapter 5 of the terrific book “How We Test Software At Microsoft” by Alan Page, Ken Johnston and Bj Rollison, is one of the best discussions about Equivalence Class Partitioning and…

Jan 25, 2009
Learning to test better by teaching testing → testertested.blogspot.com

Make a list of some of the bad teaching staff you faced at your school or college. You might be able to notice a pattern - most of them were the ones who were not willing to learn while they were…

Jan 25, 2009
WinTask - The Triangle Test → sqablogs.com

One of the first books on testing that I ever read was “The Art of Software Testing” by Glenford J. Myers

The first paragraph of the book asks the reader to take a short self-test to…

Jan 25, 2009
WinTask - The Triangle Test 2 → sqablogs.com

One of the first books on testing that I ever read was “The Art of Software Testing” by Glenford J. Myers

The first paragraph of the book asks the reader to take a short self-test to…

Jan 25, 2009
AWTA Notes are Available → io.com

Last weekend I hosted the Eight Austin Workshop on Test Automation. We have a better record of this workshop than any previous. Notes from most of the sessions were recorded on our wiki, which also…

Jan 25, 2009
My baby bird metaphor → exampler.com

Here’s a metaphor I use a lot. Let’s assume we’re doing some sort of process where some people (call them “testers”) provide examples that another set of people (call them “programmers”) …

Jan 25, 2009
There be bugs → expectedresults.blogspot.com



Arrrrr, what sort of members do I need ?

The scurvy dev that wrote this bug should be keel hauled and the tester that missed it will be walking the plank

Jan 25, 2009
StrengthsFinder Report Circa 2005 → blog.jeffreyfredrick.com

Back in 2005 I read Now, Discover Your Strengths and took the original StrengthsFinder test. My top 5 strengths were:

Strategic: People strong in the Strategic theme create alternative…

Jan 25, 2009
Defect-Driven Test Design - What if You Start Where You Want to Finish? → swqetesting.blogspot.com

When I start a new software testing project, I always begin by drafting a test plan. I’ve always viewed test plans as useful tools in pointing your test imagination in the right directions for the…

Jan 24, 2009
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