Why do users find bugs that Software Testers miss ?
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Here’s a familiar scenario: Testers spend months or longer, testing a product. Once the product is released, users report bugs that were not found by the testing team. The…
Coming up next .. Software Testing from the ground up
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Coming up next, is a series of posts that explain, examine and delve into the subject of Software Testing, from the ground up. The series starts from the very…
Secure Software Needs Careful Testing — And Lots Of It
Article by: Herbert H.Thompson
With fuzzing, we deliberately attack software with random data in search of unexpected responses
Software testing comes in many flavors. Unit testing analyzes individual components before they’re integrated into larger…
Download QUEST Magazine
The QUEST (Quality Engineered Software and Testing) Magazine is out in conjunction with the Conference details, and in this edition, 5 articles are provided complimentary for download.
QUEST Magazine is a convenient source of…
Perils of Quantification – what harm metrics can do for you?
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This is a hurriedly written post (just to make sure that I do not lose the thought – “fieldstone” in Jerry Weinberg’s terminology) – I plan to use this as…
A conversation on Automation ROI Part 1 …
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When automation is required, either by contract or due to technical constraints, ROI computation may not be helpful. Intangible factors may constitute the bulk of the return, and thus arithmetic…
Context Driven Testing gets a boost – to grow stronger…
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It is a fantastic “new year” gift (and also week end feast to many like me who is spending better part of Christmas/new year in front of laptop) to all…
Note To Self: Stop Ignoring Problems!
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“Yikes! The AUT just shut itself down… maybe I clicked the close button without realizing it. Oh well.”“Rad! Awesome error! …I’ll worry about it later because I promised the devs…
Scary Moments In Testing
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Yesterday we had to roll back some production code to its previous build. It was essentially a performance problem. The new bits kept timing out for the types of requests…
I’m blocked… but why?
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“There is no such thing as writer’s block for writers whose standards are low enough.” American Poet William Stafford
I am blocked from doing any interesting writing for over…
