"Grapefruit Juice Bugs" - A New Term for a Surprisingly Common Type of Surprising Bugs

Justin Hunter coins a new term for a surprisingly common type of defect and explains how to catch these "Grapefruit Juice Bugs" during your testing.

Which is Better, Orthogonal Array or Pairwise Software Testing?

Compares and contrasts two applied statistics-based test prioritization strategies - Pairwise and Orthogonal Array Test Design.

The Software Testing Community Needs More Empirical Studies

The call for more data-driven studies in Software Testing designed to determine the most effective test prioritization strategies.

Design of Experiments is about Learning ASAP and, in Software Testing, Finding Bugs ASAP

Compares and contrasts Design of Experients strategies with advanced software testing techniques (with a cameo from Michael Bolton).

A Fun Presentation on a Powerful Software Test Design Approach

Combinatorial Software Test Design - Beyond Pairwise Testing

Combinatorial software test design beyond pairwise testing from Justin Hunter

I put this together to explain combinatorial software test design methods in an...

13 Great Questions To Ask Software Testing Tool Vendors

Questions designed to ensure you get the most possible value from your software testing vendors.

25 Great Quotes for Software Testers

Compilation of 25 interesting quotes that apply directly to the software testing community.

"I feel honored..."

Describes an exchange between Hexawise CEO and Founder Justin Hunter and influential keynote speaker and software testing guru James Bach.

What Else Can Software Development and Testing Learn from Manufacturing? Don't Forget Design of Experiments (DoE).

Takeaways from an article about what Software Development and Software Testing can learn from process improvements in the Manufacturing industry.

In Praise of Data-Driven Management (AKA "Why You Should be Skeptical of HiPPO's")

A short summary of the takeaways from Ron Kohavi of Microsoft Research's presentation on listening to your customers rather than the highest paid person in your organization.