Eurostar mobile deep dive

In what seems like a lifetime ago (it’s been six years), I wrote about Titles for Testers (tl;dr – they don’t matter). My wordpress stats tell me that it’s one of my most popular posts with links from a crapload of sites. The 2017 update is that titles still don’t matter. Well, they do in…

Here’s a tip. Want me to write about something in particular? Ask me a question. It’s that easy. Tim Coulter had a question about my last blog post. He asked: Would love to hear how you check code coverage of manual testing, actually. Is that just “feature coverage” (break it up into logical blocks and…

Back for another week of random links and interesting articles from the internet. For the ‘murican readers here, the US Vaccine Tracker is a nice look at vaccine rates across a variety of demographics. A great article on metrics that don’t suck from Greg Paciga Just this week, I was in a conversation about automating…

This week has been…a week. But here are a few things I found worth sharing. We’ve done it again – see you all in a week.

Chris McMahon’s latest post (Just Fix It) proposes that as far as bug tracking goes, the best course of action is to skip the “tracking” part of the workflow and “Just Fix It.” I’m a huge fan of this approach and think that for the most part, tracking a large number of bugs in a…

Brent and I gabbed about testing again last week – or sort of…We mostly talked about change management, and why people avoid or embrace change. We’ll probably settle back to a once every two weeks posting after this – or some sort of regular, sustainable cadence. Subscribe to the ABTesting Podcast! Subscribe via RSS Subscribe…