Things I saw (and sketched) at Let’s test
A report on what sessions I went to and what keynotes I saw at Let’s test 2013. I’ve also included some of the sketch notes I took during these sessions and keynotes.
A report on what sessions I went to and what keynotes I saw at Let’s test 2013. I’ve also included some of the sketch notes I took during these sessions and keynotes.
We entered a video competition to win tickets to EuroSTAR 2012! We made a short documentary about the newly discovered testerus sapiens (played by us) as they go about their daily lives. They are presented in their natural habitat, the jungles of software development, where they test software either as a group or alone, living for the thrill of the bug-hunt…
This is an account of some of the activities I wish I had focused more on during the one-month Foundations course. The article is peppered with nostalgia for my fellow students and the activities we did together, but it ends with something awesome to look forward to: signing up for Bug Advocacy, the second part of the BBST course…
Here are some of my thoughts in the form of questions and answers, which mostly come from feedback I gave Alex and Oana on exploratory testing when I first started out as a tester, and although much has changed since, I still have a lot to learn in order to become better at my craft… Enjoy! 😀
Q: So… pair testing; comparing the experience to testing alone, what are the things you did differently when testing with someone else?
A: Pair testing? Err… don’t you mean peer testing? Hm…
*thought about this for a while, then googled a bunch of stuff regarding peer/pair testing*
Okay, let me try to explain why naming it peer testing makes sense to me: …