Five Blogs – 22 February 2019

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

Where do you store your Given-When-Then statements?
Written by: Chris Matts

My learning – Part 17 – Your learnin
Written by: Erik Brickarp

4 Ways to Use Acceptance Criteria
Written by: Justin Rohrman

Call to ban killer robots in war
Written by: Pallab Ghosh

How to adopt service virtualization successfully
Written by: Chris Colosimo

Quote of the day:
“Life becomes easier when you learn to accept an apology you never got” -Robert Brault

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Five Blogs – 30 August 2018

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

Teaching Acceptance Test-Driven Development
Written by: Matthew Heusser

Mobile Testing Part III: Seven Automated Mobile Testing Tips (and Five Great Tools)
Written by: Kristin Jackvony

7 Zen Principles (And How To Apply Them To Modern Life)
Written by: Brianna Wiest

Why Great Success Can Bring Out the Worst Parts of Our Personalities
Written by: Darko Lovric and Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic

How to Choose a Test Automation Tool
Written by: Alex McPeak

Quote of the day:
“Sometimes the most important life lessons are the ones you learn the hard way” -Unknown

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Five Blogs – 2 June 2017

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

How to Push Your Team to Take Risks and Experiment
Written by: Sara Critchfield

We need to talk about test data
Written by: James Sheasby Thomas

Perhaps They Should Have Tested More – The Schiaparelli Mars Lander
Written by: Joe Strazzere

The limitations of Acceptance Criteria
Written by: Nicola Owen

5 Important Coaching Techniques Every Leader Should Practice
Written by: Joanne Maynard

Quote of the day:
“We don’t need an accurate document, we need a shared understanding” -Jeff Patton

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Five Blogs – 26 August 2016

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

On Being A Senior Engineer
Written by: John Allspaw

Reliable Backup is hard to do
Written by: Keith Stobie

“Acceptance Testing” – What does it mean?
Written by: Dan Ashby

Organising an internal version of 30 Days of Testing
Written by: Abby Bangser

How to avoid DevOps friction
Written by: Peter Bendor-Samuel

Quote of the day:
“Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves” -Carl Jung

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Five Blogs – 15 April 2016

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

How Do We Get “Those People” To Stop Resisting!
Written by: Jason Little

Agile Economics: Supply And Demand
Written by: Gil Zilberfeld

You Are Not Checking
Written by: Michael Bolton

Where there’s Smoke there’s Fire!
Written by: Pete Bartlett

Test Types – J, K, L, M
Written by: Arborosa

Quote of the day:
“When did the future switch from being a promise to being a threat?” -Chuck Palahniuk

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Five Blogs – 7 March 2016

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

5 ways to answer executives’ unfair software test, QA questions
Written by: Matt Heusser

A Replace-holder for a Conversation
Written by: Adam Knight

10 thoughts on working for free in exchange for “exposure.”
Written by: Jon Acuff

7 Reasons People Can’t Wait for you to Stop Talking
Written by: Dan Rockwell

How blogging can improve your testing?
Written by: Viktor Slavchev

Quote of the day:
“If you’re brave enough to say goodbye, life will reward you with a new hello” -Paulo Coelho

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Five Blogs – 2 March 2016

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

8 Warning Signs You Are Not Doing What You Want
Written by: Lolly Daskal

When creativity becomes a profession
Written by: Seth Godin

The Importance of Acceptance Criteria
Written by: Daniel Donbavand

Movement and Perception – Explaining Cynefin Concepts
Written by: Kim Ballestrin

8 Ways to Become a Better Coder
Written by: Esther Schindler

Quote of the day:
“Time management is dead; in our day the true struggle is focus management” -Dave Crenshaw

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