Month: January 2016

Five Blogs – 29 January 2016

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

Test Types – D, E, F
Written by: Arborosa

Why Most Change Efforts Fail and 7 Guidelines to Ensure Your Team Succeeds
Written by: Jesse Lyn Stoner

Should a failed test on CI automatically raise a bug?
Written by: Gareth Waterhouse

The Role of Stories In Presentations, or The Two Reasons to Use Stories As A Presentation Tool
Written by: Thomas Cagley

Using Data in Problem-Solving
Written by: Esther Derby

Quote of the day:
“We gain the strength of the temptation we resist” -Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Five Blogs – 28 January 2016

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Software Test Documentation: How Much Detail Do You Really Need?
Written by: Justin Rohrman

I’ll Never Ever Quit, and Here’s Why You Won’t Either
Written by: Simon Knight

Getting Serious, Get a Budget
Written by: Brendan Connolly

Help Your Team Manage Stress, Anxiety, and Burnout
Written by: Rich Fernandez

Making sense of MVP (Minimum Viable Product) – and why I prefer Earliest Testable/Usable/Lovable
Written by: Henrik Kniberg

Quote of the day:
“Always desire to learn something useful” -Sophocles

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Five Blogs – 27 January 2016

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Companies Are Now Making Innovation Everyone’s Job
Written by: Michael Schrage

Outdated testing concepts #2
Written by: Viktor Slavchev

10 Great Questions from Tester to Architect
Written by: Ash Winter

The Drawbacks of Being a Mobile Tester
Written by: Daniel Knott

Reinventing Testing: What is Integration Testing? (part 2)
Written by: James Marcus Bach

Quote of the day:
“A powerful idea communicates some of its strength to him who challenges it” -Marcel Proust

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Five Blogs – 26 January 2016

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Princeton scientists launch ‘bug-free software’ campaign
Written by: Cecilia Rehn

Exploratory testing while writing code
Written by: Meike Mertsch

V-model vs Agile …
Written by: Chris Georg

The Testing Challenges You Face When Your App Goes Mobile
Written by: Steven Machtelinckx

The 10 Practices of Coaching-Leaders Pt. 1
Written by: Dan Rockwell

Quote of the day:
“Respect your efforts, respect yourself. Self-respect leads to self-discipline. When you have both firmly under your belt, that’s real power” -Clint Eastwood

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Five Blogs – 25 January 2016

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10 Things I Learned When I Quit My Job With No Solid Backup Plan
Written by: Anna Lundberg

We Need To Innovate The Innovation Process
Written by: Greg Satell

New Study: Stop Chasing Money. You’ll Be More Successful Pursuing a Big Why
Written by: Chuck Blakeman

Teaching = Learning
Written by: Han Toan Lim

Users reporting bugs
Written by: Maaret Pyhäjärvi

Quote of the day:
“Experience teaches only the teachable” -Aldous Huxley

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Five Blogs – 22 January 2016

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Intermittent Bugs? make them visible
Written by: Sharath Byregowda

Four Tips to Writing Better and Faster
Written by: Johanna Rothman

Fuck working hard
Written by: Jessica Semaan

Centering Is the New Mentoring
Written by: Jon Mertz

How We Run Agile Teams Without Estimates.
Written by: Jay Jump

Quote of the day:
“Experience is what you get when you didn’t get what you wanted” -Randy Paush

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Five Blogs – 21 January 2016

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What Mobile Challenges Do Software Testers Face In 2016?
Written by: Rosie Sherry

Trick Yourself into Breaking a Bad Habit
Written by: Joseph Grenny

The Physics of Change
Written by: Jesse Lyn Stoner

Cucumber is NOT a testing framework!
Written by: Roberto Lo Giacco

Can agile scale and does it matter?
Written by: Matthew Heusser

Quote of the day:
“If opportunity does not knock, build a door” -Milton Berle

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Five Blogs – 20 January 2016

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The Biggest Mistake, Ever!
Written by: Frank Sonnenberg

Test Automation in Cybernetics And Management
Written by: Alan Richardson

Questioning The Premise Of Testing
Written by: Sami Söderblom

The Path to No Estimates
Written by: Amir Barylko

Outdated testing concepts #1
Written by: Viktor Slavchev

Quote of the day:
“Quiet people have the loudest minds” -Stephen Hawking

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Five Blogs – 19 January 2016

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Making it easier to find the needle in the haystack
Written by: Adi Gaskell

From “Doing Agile” to “Being Agile” ?
Written by: Yodiz

In Cloud We Trust? Don’t Bet Your Business On It
Written by: Howard Tullman

Me and My Bestimates
Written by: James Thomas

Transformational Leadership part II
Written by: Thomas Ponnet

Quote of the day:
“The most useful information about software is often discovered whilst testing” -Rich Rogers

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Five Blogs – 18 January 2016

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HELP!!! The Scrum Master IS the Impediment!
Written by: Ryan Ripley

Assisting with inquiries: Introduction
Written by: Rich Rogers

Test Automation Helpful Tips
Written by: Daniel Donbavand

Mapping biases to testing, Part 1: Introduction
Written by: Maaike Brinkhof

Challenge accepted – Integration Testing
Written by: Patrick Prill

Quote of the day:
“Curiosity is the lust of the mind” -Thomas Hobbes

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