Welcome to this week’s Blog Spy. This week’s best of the internet discussions on testing include test planning, the future of software testing, testing start-ups and more.
Start-Up Series: What Starting A Business Has Taught Me About Testing (Part 2) – Gordon Baisley
The second part of Gordon’s introductory post about how setting up a new company that gave him the opportunity to learn some new things that were valuable to his testing.
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The Inquiry Method for Test Planning – Anthony Vallone
Anthony examines the process of test planning, how you should prepare for it and what you should be thinking about creating a test plan.
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Testing Less; Knowing More! – Fredrik Carlemalm
Fredrik explains how testers can a leaf out of the statistics books and use instruments like sampling to get through tests better.
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Modern Testing and Design Pressure – Jeff Nyman
Jeff explains his argument for why QA should be become a bigger part of the development cycle. He examines how the DevOps environment is helping testers become more important to the development cycle.
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The Future of Testing, Part 3 – Aleksis Tulonon
Aleksis elicits the opinion of a number of testers for the final part of his blog post in the series about the future of software testing.
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Oh no! Why Backups Are Important, or maybe they aren’t! – Nancy Kelln
Nancy explains why if you are writing a blog about software testing, it might be a good idea to back it up…or maybe not.
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