First, before anyone goes off, I’m referring to “Liberal” not in the political or social sense so common today, but in the classical sense, i.e. broad and varied, wide and all encompassing. One that covers lots of ground and develops a strong ind…
On my way back from the Agile Practitioners Conference 2013 in Tel Aviv, Isreal I digest lots of information and bar discussion content. After attending Dan North‘s tutorial on Tuesday, I have six sheets of paper on notes with me, … Continue reading →
The Association for Software Testing is sponsoring its first “AST Test Forum” in Pune, India on February 13th, from 5 – 7 pm at the IDB auditorium, Cognizant phase I, Hinjewadi. The forum will include an introduction to the AST by current board member Keith Klain, an open Q&A session, and a chance to network […]
This is the next installment (in progress) of my PRACTICUM series. This particular grouping is going through David Burns’ “Selenium 2 Testing Tools Beginner’s Guide”. Note: PRACTICUM is a continuing series in what I refer to as a “somewhat “Live Blog”…
The Association for Software Testing is sponsoring its first “AST Test Forum” in Pune, India on February 13th, from 5 to 7 pm at the IDB auditorium, Cognizant phase I, Hinjewadi. The forum will include an introduction to the AST … Rea…
Over the years, I have often wondered what set my direction, what got me to make what I like to call “hinge pin” decisions in my life. Some of the things in my life have been relatively constant. I like to believe that things like my faith, my integrit…
A year ago, I mentioned that I was inspired by the Jerry Seinfeld approach of “Chains”, meaning making a chain of events, and doing everything you can to keep that chain of events going as long as you can.This same idea is also well represented in Aeso…
Note: this is a somewhat “Live Blog” entry, meaning I’m going to update as I go through and have comments. These may be daily, they may be more frequent. Feel free to click refresh to get the latest version at any given time. If you see “End of Section…
We invite you to share your experiences with your fellow testers at CAST 2013. How have the changes in the technologies we test affected you? What have you done to adapt and continue to provide value? We are seeking abstracts and proposals in line with the conference theme for either a presentation of up to […]
I just read a post by Tony Bruce on making excuses for why a bug was not found until later testing cycles/UAT/Production. Good post, great read, as always. You can find it at dancedwiththetester.blogspot.co.uk In the last part of the post Tony writes: …
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