In case you missed it, Brent and I are still recording testing podcasts. I stopped posting the announcements for every podcast post on this blog, but if you want to subscribe, you have a few choices.
And for those of you too busy to click through, here are the episodes so far:
In software testing, we use a lot of words – some well known, others less so – to describe our testing activities. For as long as I’ve been in software (which is longer than most of you), we’ve debated and argued which descriptions, and which combinations of words best describe the various activities that fall…
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…
I’m a Senior Tester, don’t you know Been testing software for five years or so I got bills to pay and need a better job… Looking for jobs with ‘Senior’ in the name Gotta’s admit, they’re all pretty lame Looks like I’m over-qualified… Someone (non-Microsoft) asked me recently what a “Senior Tester” does. I told…
I think this is the first time I’ve blogged about automation since writing…or, to be fair, compiling The A Word. But yet again, I see questions among testers about the value of automation and whether it will replace testers, etc.. For example, this post from Josh Grant asks whether there are similarities between automated trucking…
I’m going to take a few weeks off to end the year – the next FfF will be in early 2020 (ish). In the meantime, check this stuff out. I watched the impeachment hearings this week (spoiler, Trump was impeached). I tried to watch objectively, but Doug Collins being a shithead ruined it for me….
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…
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You guys are really finding your groove with the podcast. Keep it going, please.
Alan – thank you for putting in links to your earlier episodes. I hate it when people put ‘… Part 3’ in their blogs / video series with no link to the earlier / later titles. Much easier to follow this way …