On to the next issue: We trust in the “others”. Way too much. Have you ever considered how much of the code we actually write makes of the whole application? I mean, let’s start with hardware. Computers, wires, antennas, satellites. Read more…
We’ve looked at a couple of excuses to where bugs come from, now let’s dig deeper. And we’re going to start with something that’s hard to admit: We don’t know exactly what we’re doing. The best of us already know Read more…
While we’re on the subject of favorite excuses, let’s talk about a couple more I got. It’s not my fault! pic.twitter.com/p2jeziwFpt — James Grenning (@jwgrenning) July 22, 2019 It looks more like an escape pod than a bug. Ironically, “don’t Read more…
“What do you mean? When a mommy-bug and a daddy-bug (or any other gender bug) love each other very much…” Well, that would explain how they multiply. But seriously, what gives? It’s 2019 (I’m pretty sure in ten years time Read more…
Here’s a bit of news: I’m going to Let’s Test in November! I’m really excited, for a couple of reasons. The first is – it’s Let’s Test, baby! I’ve been to the last couple of Let’s Test event in Sweden, Read more…
“Why do we need another testing framework”? Next week, I’m giving a brand new talk at the expoQA conference in Madrid. It’s on Spock – the unit testing framework, not the Starfleet commander. The first question I need to answer Read more…
Had a great fun at the meetup, as always. And the fun part was that my message resonated a lot stronger after the lightning talk before mine, where the speaker talked about how the developers chose a technique that made Read more…
Next Wednesday, 22 May ’19, I’m giving a lightning talk about a very important topic: Dependency Injection. Most developers know what it is, and now it’s time for testers to learn about it too – And that’s why this talk Read more…