More thoughts from me on testing

Well, that First is that I love it when people share music with me. One of my team members introduced me to mouse on the keys, and I am enjoying their music so far. One of my favorites is ‘spectres de mouse‘ (Spotify link) The New York Times built a nice visualization of election results – quick and simple…

I made a quick trip to Iceland this week, where I still had time to come across a few interesting things to share. First off, today is the last day for early bird pricing for PNSQC – which will be the last conference I present at for a while. It’s a great conference, and if…

Joey McAllister (favorite hashtag: #expectpants) recently talked with me (electronically) about critical thinking and learning. The interview is here in case you’re curious.

Another week, another random five things I found interesting. Feedspot.com lists AB Testing in their top 10 software testing podcasts. Although it has “Testing” in the name, my 2019 goal is to get AB Testing into more Agile or Software Development podcast lists. Joel Montvelisky, who is one of the three AB Testing listeners is…

“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…

Some updates and clarification below. And a NEW HINT below too Recently, I was discussing the diagnostic, debugging, and troubleshooting aspects of software testing, and this morning, while playing with Visual Studio 2012, I created a quick little exercise where the solution relies on these skills. This zip file contains an app (theapp.exe), and the…