More thoughts from me on testing

I’m back from a quick trip to New York City where I managed to give two workshops and a keynote without boring anyone to death. Here are five of the things I found interesting between talking, working, and learning. A lot of news recently about depression and its long impact has put this quote from…

“Hey – can you set up a repro of that bug for me?” As a tester, how many times have you heard this phrase? How many times have you walked through the steps you outlined in the bug report so someone could look at an error for you? Or – how many times have you…

Happy New Year FfF readers. I had a nice little break from posting, but the random links of random things are back. It’s good to be back – thanks for reading (and thanks internet for an endless supply of interesting articles)

Another week whirled by – here’s some stuff I found worth sharing. I polished off another fiction book last week – this time it was Dark Matter by Blake Crouch. It’s a quick and fun read – not 5-stars good, but definitely interesting enough to recommend. Someone on the ABTesting slack pointed me to rephonic.com,…

I just finished a talk at QAI Testrek on using personas. Again, I do a horrible job evaluating how my own talks go, but people asked a lot of good questions at the end, and I didn’t swear too many times, so I’ll call it a success. The gist of the talk is that creating…

I was checking out test conference programs, and found a list of talk titles I found intriguing (this is a sampling of titles from the conference). I’m curious to know how interesting and innovative you think this conference would be. The Art and Science of Load Testing Internet Applications Model-Based Testing for Data Centric Products…