I don’t know when this started, or when I started to notice it, but so many bugs, tickets, pull requests and other artefacts of our work in software are signed off with: Looks Good to […]
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My First Project Blocking Bug
When I first became a tester, the company I worked for had found one of the many ways of building software that encouraged bugs in their thousands of all shapes and sizes. Quality was someone […]
How I do exploratory testing
Wayne Roseberry posted the other day about how few testing blogs are about testing. I mean there are loads of other skills around testing that need to be explored, but I take his point about […]
Remind Me Again…
I love a timely reminder. I was at an WRK Digital event on Thursday in Leeds where Katja Obring talked about shifting testing left. She was excellent by the way, great delivery, knowledgeable about quality […]
Rabbit R1, Large Action Models and Testing
Intro I had something of a revelation the other day. Like many of us, I have used Large Language Models in work and out of curiosity. Claude is my LLM of choice, as I enjoy […]
Diagram Industries 