I recently had the pleasure of being the centre of attention during an “Ask Me Anything” hosted by the ever amazing and supportive Ministry of Testing. I talked about testability, my favourite topic. As is […]
Tag: models
Modelling a unit of your system
Sunshine, zebras and great conversations Over the last few days I’ve been in South Africa for Lets Test, held on a fantastic country retreat near Johannesburg. I facilitated a session called a ‘Testers Guide to […]
Wheel of Testing Part 3 – Applications
I’ve only had to quit two jobs to finally find the time to finish this blog series. Winning at life. If you need reminders (like I did) check out Part 1 and Part 2 before […]
The Four Hour Tester – Modelling as a Team Exercise
A few weeks ago, myself and a few colleagues embarked on the Four Hour Tester exercises, starting with the skills of interpretation. As promised we have attempted the second exercise, modelling. Modelling for me is […]
Getting started with testability
At TestBash Netherlands, I said that, in my experience, a lot of testers don’t really get testability. I would feel bad if I didn’t follow that up with a starting point for expanding your mindset […]
A Personal Model of Testing and Checking
As part of the whole CDT vs Automators vs Team Valor vs Team Mystic battle, one of the main sources of angst appears (to me) to be the testing and checking debate.The mere mention seems […]
