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Archives for February 2006

Exploratory Testing Research

Published: February 18, 2006 by James Bach 1 Comment

Good research on testing is hard to find. Why? One reason is that testing does not belong to the field of Computer Science. I mean, sure, some of it does. There is some value to describing and testing … [Read more...] about Exploratory Testing Research

Filed Under: Exploratory Testing

Surprise Heuristic

Published: February 17, 2006 by James Bach 1 Comment

At the recent Workshop on Training Software Testers, Morven Gentleman showed us a chart of some test results. I was surprised to see a certain pattern in the results. I began to think of new and … [Read more...] about Surprise Heuristic

Filed Under: Exploratory Testing, Heuristics, Risk Analysis, Test Strategy

Dead Bee Heuristic

Published: February 17, 2006 by James Bach 2 Comments

Have you ever had a software problem that disappeared even when you did nothing to correct it? Or have you ever fixed a bug by doing something that seems as if it shouldn't have fixed … [Read more...] about Dead Bee Heuristic

Filed Under: Exploratory Testing, Heuristics

Peer Conferences and Learning

Published: February 8, 2006 by James Bach 1 Comment

In the past two years, "Peer conference" and "exhibition conference" are terms I've come to use a lot. A peer conference is a get together among practitioners of a particular discipline for the … [Read more...] about Peer Conferences and Learning

Filed Under: Context-Driven Testing, Language, Testing Culture

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