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I’m going to do one more (I think) post on this subject. Markus asked the following about my latest post: But how do I answer the question for “what’s the coverage of your testing?” for a multiple component-based application, consisting of a C/C++ major component, an application server, and customized business logic? The answer is…

Just got back from a long bike trip, so didn’t see a lot of the internet this week. Here are a few things I ran into that may be interesting. Washington (state) is going to require that all new cars sold in 2030 or later are electric It’s last year’s prank, but a write up…

It’s Friday again, and that means I have random links to share. Once again, that’s all – see you next week.

A while back (no link cause I’m lazy), I mentioned that one thing (among many) missing from How We Test SW at MS was a bibliography of testing books. While we didn’t refer directly to any books when writing the book, the influence of several testing books is definitely there, and worth noting for those…

Well…it’s been another week. Hope everyone is holding up. As usual, here are some things I found this week. What do you do when a US state imposes an absolute asinine law and related process? You fuck that shit up and spin up some automation that floods their whistleblower site until it breaks. Oh wait…

I took an internal training course last week where we heard lectures from a bunch of MS execs (I don’t do it justice – it was far more interesting than I anticipated and something I’d do again in a heartbeat). Anyway, one of the lecturers was talking about software markets and showed a diagram that…