This post addresses some comments and skeptical (in a good way) questions raised by Phil Kirkham to our recent posts: The Software Testing Community Needs More Empirical Studies.
This post addresses some comments and skeptical (in a good way) questions raised by Phil Kirkham to our recent posts: The Software Testing Community Needs More Empirical Studies.
read more By Justin Hunter Mar 25, 2013Hexawise is listed as a "Top 10 Software Development Tool or Practice" by software development expert Capers Jones.
read more By John Hunter Mar 18, 2013Highlights the benefits of Hexawise with respect to optimizing the cooperation between humans and computers.
read more By John Hunter Mar 12, 2013A quick writeup about how including the maximum amount of variation in each of your tests often leads to more "hidden" defects being identified.
read more By Justin Hunter Feb 26, 2013Compares and contrasts Design of Experients strategies with advanced software testing techniques (with a cameo from Michael Bolton).
read more By Justin Hunter Feb 11, 2013Quick examples of how NOT to design sets of pairwise software tests.
read more By Justin Hunter Jan 29, 2013Potential less-obvious variation ideas to include in your Create-Read-Update-Delete (CRUD) testing.
read more By John Hunter and Justin Hunter Dec 18, 2012How letting testers spend more time thinking will improve the quality of any organization's QA efforts.
read more By John Hunter Nov 11, 2012Compares growth of software developer job listings vs. growth of software tester job listings.
read more By Justin Hunter Feb 8, 2011A response to Dave Whalen's assertion that software testing, done well, requires a blend of "Science" and "Art".
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