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Augmented Experiential Testing

I am writing tools and collecting tools to implement a particular idea: augmented experiential testing (AET). I talk about this in my classes, but I want to say a little about it, here. AET-- which … [Read more...] about Augmented Experiential Testing

Filed Under: Automation, Exploratory Testing, Rapid Software Testing Methodology, RST, Test Coverage, Test Oracles, Testability

What Classes Should I Schedule?

It's a bit of a challenge to decide what classes I should schedule. I invite you to express your opinion in the comments. My established classes are: Testers and Automation (3 days) Rapid … [Read more...] about What Classes Should I Schedule?

Filed Under: Rapid Software Testing Methodology, RST

WAIT #3 Call For Participation

The Workshop on AI in Testing (WAIT) #3 WAIT is a small, two-day, online, non-commercial, LAWST-style peer conference. Facilitator Jon Bach Content Owner James Bach Dates June … [Read more...] about WAIT #3 Call For Participation

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WAIT #2 Peer Conference Report

My brother and I continued our peer conference series meant to explore the experiences of serious testers with AI and subject them to scrutiny. We call this the Workshop on AI in Testing (WAIT). Our … [Read more...] about WAIT #2 Peer Conference Report

Filed Under: AI and Testing, Critique, Testing Culture

WAIT#2 Call for Participation

The Workshop on AI in Testing (WAIT) #2 WAIT is a small, two-day, online, non-commercial, LAWST-style peer conference. Facilitator Jon Bach Content Owner James Bach Dates June … [Read more...] about WAIT#2 Call for Participation

Filed Under: AI and Testing

Inevitability of Bugs: An Example

Once in a while, I see bizarre posts on LinkedIn, purportedly by experienced programmers, claiming that testers aren't needed because unit testing, developer discipline, and, I guess "clean livin'" is … [Read more...] about Inevitability of Bugs: An Example

Filed Under: Buggy Products, Critique, Testing Culture

WAIT #1 Peer Conference Report

I'm the opposite of an AI fanboy. I've been arguing against the grandiose claims of the AI industry for decades. But the days are over when I can make an occasional case against it and then go back to … [Read more...] about WAIT #1 Peer Conference Report

Filed Under: AI and Testing, Testing Culture

Tester as Expert Witness

My favorite work has been as an expert witness on court cases involving software. I love working with lawyers, because they are very smart, highly motivated, learn fast, but don't know much about … [Read more...] about Tester as Expert Witness

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A Good Example of a Stupid Idea: Testers Shouldn’t Test

Once in a while, when I claim that there are fools out there who want to destroy the culture and craft of testing, some people don't believe me. So, here is a good example of what I'm talking about: … [Read more...] about A Good Example of a Stupid Idea: Testers Shouldn’t Test

Filed Under: Critique, Exploratory Testing, Testing Culture, Testing vs. Checking

A Tester Debates a Dead Man

Stockton Rush is dead: to begin with. There is no doubt whatever about that. He was killed in a spectacular implosion of the Titan submersible during a dive to the site of the wreck of the Titanic, on … [Read more...] about A Tester Debates a Dead Man

Filed Under: Buggy Products, Critique, Ethics, Quality, Risk Analysis, Testing Culture

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