Testing Time Out Inteview at EuroSTAR Software Testing Conference
Shmuel Gershon interviews one of software testing’s most familiar faces, Michael Bolton. They discuss important issues affecting testing today so make sure you tune into this very special Testing Time Out.
Month: February 2011
Why Do Some Testers Find The Critical Problems?
Today, someone on Twitter pointed to an interesting blog post by Alan Page of Microsoft. He says: “How do testers determine if a bug is a bug anyone would care about vs. a bug that directly impacts quality (or the customers perception of quality)? (or something in between?) Of course, testers should report anything that may annoy a user, but learning to differentiate between an ‘it could be better’ bug … Read more
One Test Per Requirement
Despite all of the dragons that Agile approaches have attacked successfully, a few still live. As crazy as it is, the idea of one test check per requirement has managed to survive in some quarters. Let’s put aside the fact that neither tests nor requirements are valid units of measurement, and focus on this: If you believe that there should be one test per requirement, then you have to assume … Read more