JW on Test
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- 45 from 8 Jul 2008 to 21 May 2009
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2009 14
- tour of the month: the exit-stage-right tour
- tour of the month: the landmark tour
- testing sucks
- live webinar next week
- tour of the month: the intellectual's tour
- links you've been asking for
- the touring test
- of moles and tainted peanuts
- getting away from it all
- more about test case reuse
- test case reuse (in the future)
- explaining exploratory testing
- the Zune issue
- new year's resolutions
2008 31
- google v. microsoft, and the dev:test ratio debate
- poor promotion prospects for testers? (dirty MS laundry)
- keeping testers in test
- software tester wanted
- no more testers?
- manual v. automated testing again
- speaking of Google ...
- the future of software testing (part 8)
- the future of software testing (part 7)
- the empire at star west
- the future of software testing (part 6)
- the future of software testing (part 5)
- on certification
- the future of software testing (part 4)
- the manual v. automated testing debate
- the future of software testing (part 3)
- the future of software testing (part 2)
- the future of software testing (part 1)
- prevention v. cure (part 5)
- “if Microsoft is so good at testing, why does your software suck?”
- prevention v. cure (part 4)
- back to testing
- prevention v. cure (part 3)
- the poetry of testing
- the european test community
- prevention v. cure (part 2)
- prevention v. cure (part 1)
- users and johns
- measuring testers
- Pest
- before we begin