Ja, altså - det vil sige, bloggen flytter. For nu skal det være - bye bye Blogger - Wordpress here we come! Og det er ikke bare hele bagkatalogets knap 2. en helt ny autismeblog der snart ser dagens lys. Den skal bare lige indrettes og gøres klar til besøg. Men jeg håber meget, at du vil hoppe med over hos www.

Stories and articles from software testing world. Sunday, April 2, 2017. Some years ago I wrote an article for Testing Circus with the title Rethinking Software Testing Experts. But I forgot to link to it in my blog. Sunday, February 19, 2017. I contributed to a blog post on. Check out the scrum master interview questions right here. And he loves to write about. Tuesday, September 27, 2016.

Blessing of a chilled out baby. Came across this and it made me laugh. Originally found on Self Directed Facebook page.

Never Listen to your user! User Centered Design er et populært begreb for designmetoder, der inkluderer brugeren som en del af processen i alt fra idégeneration til testning af prototyper eller forfining af det endelige produkt. Fordelen er at man hele tiden har indgående kendskab til sine brugere og deres ønsker og behov. Faren er at man følger brugeren blindt og lader sig vildlede i sin godhed. Giv dit team et sundhedstjek.

Most of the time, we as testers are judged on the output we create. Below, just a few activities you as a tester suppose to do for each project or even for each user story. The result is a list with risk items. Each risk will be analysed and prioritized. List of questions you will ask to the experts. You will write down the answers to help you to create test ideas. List of test ideas which will support the test execution. Why am I doing that? .

Previously I talked about the testing craft and abstraction. Bumping the Lamp During Testing. The Testing Craft and Levels of Abstraction. Previously I had talked about the craft of testing.

Darr; Skip to Main Content. A focus on context-driven testing. As my web page grows, I hope that it will become a central repository for links to meaningful and informative context-driven testing articles, blogs, presentations, Twitter accounts, and other information. Thanks for stopping by to take a look! Follow me on Twitter.

I Prefer This Over That. A couple weeks ago I tweeted. Holy snack-sized sound bytes! But I digress. OK, here you go.