Agreed fallacy #3: Testing is easier than programming
After having refuted the argument that anybody can test and that Software Testing is not technical, it shouldn’t be difficult
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Agreed fallacy #2: Software Testing is not technical
After having talked about why I don’t agree that anybody can test, it’s time I explained why Software Testing is
Read moreAgreed fallacy #1: Anybody can test
After having presented my concerns about the alleged irrefutable goodness of alignment, let’s go a little deeper into the reason
Read moreWorrying alignment
It is good/desirable to get people aligned, isn’t it? It is even better if the Project Manager and the Technical
Read moreProud of being a mere tester
After having taken the cue from an infamous meetup about so-called “Automated Testing” to talk about the lack of testing
Read moreWhy should you bother?
After having talked about the lack of Software Testing-oriented references and testing techniques knowledge which, nowadays, seem to affect a
Read moreOn the impossibility of complete testing and the unlikeliness of winning the lottery
In addition to the lack of references by Software Testing professionals I talked about in the previous post of this
Read moreEverything but an Egyptian and a testing point of view
Let’s go a little deeper into the curious phenomenon of the programming mindset-biased references within the Software Testing community that
Read moreYour test strategy may not hold water
After having shocked the Software Testing community by asking a bloody thought-provoking question and so likely unveiling one of our
Read moreWhat’s the goal of your bloody test suite?
A quick reminder for Software Testing professionals out there. Think about your test suite like a blood test. Under no
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