Eusebiu Blindu's Blog

Agile Testing Days prequel with Scott Ambler

As a prequel to Agile Testing Days where I will do my presentation, I am trying to interview the other speakers. Today we have Scott W. Ambler, a software engineer, consultant and author, currently Chief Methodologist for IT at IBM Corporation in their IBM Rational division. He is known as author of several books focused on the Unified process, Agile [...]

Agile Testing Days prequel with Zuzana Sochova

As a prequel to Agile Testing Days where I will do my presentation, I am trying to interview the other speakers. Today we have Zuzana Sochova from Czech republic. She is one of the founders of the Agile Association Czech Republic, an association creating sharing platform for individuals, teams and companies interested in agile. She works as Agile trainer and [...]

Agile Testing Days prequel with Arie van Bennekum

As a prequel to Agile Testing Days where I will do my presentation, I am trying to interview the other speakers. Today we have Arie van Bennekum, (co-)author of the Agile Manifesto (www.agilemanifesto.org) , Chair of the Agile Consortium International (www.agileconsortium.net). He is a DSDM Practioner, Trainer, Examiner and Consultant. Eusebiu Blindu: How would Arie van Bennekum describe himself [...]

Agile Testing Days prequel with Matt Heusser

As a prequel to Agile Testing Days where I will do my presentation, I am trying to interview the other speakers. Today we have Matt Heusser , a passionate tester that, among others, does "This Week in Software Testing" podcast, he is a member and part of Board of Directors at Association for Software Testing , a Contributing [...]

Benford’s law

I am trying to find some use of the Benford’s law in testing. “Benford’s law, also called the first-digit law, states that in lists of numbers from many (but not all) real-life sources of data, the leading digit is distributed in a specific, non-uniform way. According to this law, the first digit is 1 about 30% of the [...]

13 tips for testing web upload

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Czech Test in Prague

This is a walk-through on the presentation I had at Czech Test. I wanted to make a parallel between testing and solving puzzles. Reason for this is because I think there should be more room for creative thinking in testing and also the analytic and logical thinking should have higher priority. I started with a non-testing [...]

Testing, Automation, Test Automation, Automated Checking

All companies want “test automation”. Managers that never tested think they need “test automation”. Test managers who don’t like to code want someone with “test automation”. Fresh students who were just hired know “test automation”. Because of that recruiters want “test automation” for “QA”. Testers are encouraged to know “test automation”. But when asked to [...]

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