Emergent Quality
Quality is an emergent property of the system. Focus on improving the system to improve product quality.
Anne-Marie Charrett
#NoBlogPost
Today I woke up early determined to return to my blog on the bus series. A
couple of reasons why.
1. I’ve found it liberating to not worry over being a perfectionist on writing
the perfect sentence, phrase, or point.
2. Loads of people at Agile Testing Days told
Contemporary Quality Engineering
> Quality engineering enables visualisation of the state of quality anytime in the
delivery lifecycle of a system or service. It does so in terms of its business
outcome. Anne-Marie Charrett (working definition)
Services not Products
The complexity and the distributed nature of our systems today means we are
moving
The 'Do Nothing' heuristic
Sometimes the thought of making ‘big’ decisions gives us that ‘rabbit in the
headlights’ look.
‘Big’ decisions often have outcome can have a significant impact to either
ourselves or our company. Lack of information can make these decisions harder to
make.
Constant decision making over sustained periods of time, and
No REST for women
There’s plenty of pages giving you links to API Software Testing. Right now in
MoT 30 days API Testing Challenge, they are working on collating lots of these
which is a great idea.
I wanted to contribute using a different approach. I decided to collate and
amplify material created
Under the Hood - Learning APIs
New to API’s and want to learn how to test them? Here’s some learning strategies
to help you get started on your way.
Feel the fear…and do it anyway
For many, opening up the bonnet of a UI and staring at the underneath and the
API and
Lethal Weapon
I’ve spent a day testing a scheduler using a semi-automated technique. It’s a
task that is cognitively demanding. It requires creating sophisticated test
data, loading it into a scheduler, then identifying if the output is as
anticipated.
Sound’s interesting right?
It is. There are lots of different