More thoughts from me on testing

Back again, and once again, if you’d like to receive this post via email, you can sign up here. Here are some things you should know this week. First – I wrote another article for TestProject – this one on Testing and the Road to Quality. I’m happy to say that with this article nobody…

It’s time for another week of random – and sometimes useful info This is an excellent write up on the curse of flaky tests. Tests that sometimes fail I’ve learned JavaScript enough that I pretty much despise JavaScript. I use it begrudgingly, but it drives me crazy too. Regardless, this is a wonderful post on…

As you know, I’m getting ready to change teams at Microsoft. My current manager gave me the ok to spend a bit of time during my transition ramping up on my new team. It looks like I’m not going to get much of a chance to ramp up, but I think I will be able…

In my last post, I tried really hard to focus on the message of employee reviews, and how that message shouldn’t be a surprise. I said things like: “I’m not a fan of the system…”, and “It doesn’t matter how messed up the system is…” – yet the mention of the dreaded-curve of the MS…

Back again with five links of stuff you may (should??) find interesting. And now you can continue your Friday. See you in a week.

I’ve  been thinking a lot lately about what’s next in software testing. What are the new ideas in testing? What is our role in the future of quality software? How do we advance the state of the art in testing? But I worry. I think forward thinking will come from highly experienced testers with a…