Articles, papers, writing, etc.
This is a one-stop-shop to view some of my published work. Over time, I reserve the right to throw in a few presentations or non-published papers, just so most of this stuff ends up in one place.
Metrics that Matter, Better Software, October, 2005
I’m Tired of Finding Bugs, Better Software, September, 2006
The Abolition of Ignorance, Better Software, December, 2008
The Impact of Educational Background on the Effectiveness of Requirements Inspections: An Empirical Study,
Jeffrey C. Carver, Nachiappan Nagappan, Alan Page, IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, vol. 34, no. 6, pp. 800-812, Nov/Dec, 2008
How We Test Software at Microsoft, (with Ken Johnston and Bj Rollison) Microsoft Press, 2008
Beautiful Testing: Leading Professionals Reveal How They Improve Software (Theory in Practice), O’Reilly Media, Tim Riley & Adam Goucher, 2009, Beautiful Large Scale Automation, pp. 103-117 (my chapter can be found here)
The Effect of Highly Experienced Testers on Product Quality, Paper prepared for Pacific Northwest Software Quality Conference, October, 2009
Peering Into The White Box: A Testers Approach to Code Reviews, Paper prepared for the Pacific Northwest Software Quality Conference, October, 2010
Career Paths for Testers using Personas (Stickyminds, 2011)
The One That Got Away (Stickyminds, 2011)
An Introduction to Customer Focused Test Design, Paper prepared for the Pacific Northwest Software Quality Conference, October, 2011
Experiences of Test Automation: Case Studies of Software Test Automation, Dorothy Graham, Mark Fewster, and Elfriede Dustin, Device Simulation Framework (pp 143-154).
Hi Alan,
How about posting reviews on other software testing books like “Software Testing: A Guide to testing Mobile Apps, Websites, and Games.”?
See here:
http://www.amazon.com/Software-Testing-Guide-Mobile-Websites/dp/1503046796
Regards,
Mark Garzone, author
I can probably do book reviews (I’d probably put them on another page, or do them as blog posts – or a combination of both).
Just finished reading ‘The ”A” Word’. Like it!
Very good articles explained thoroughly