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al3ksis | Flow of Testing
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Random thoughts from the world of software testing. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Blogs by other people. Think About The Pain. September 11, 2014. Photo credit: wolfgangfoto (Creative Commons). I watched a while ago a great video. From Michael Skok. There he mentioned interesting thing about new products. That’s Gain and Pain. Which were defined as:. Gain – The gain delivered to customer. Pain – The pain and cost for the customer to adopt. More work for people who are at help desk (.
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Interview at Hack and Heckle – Rise of the “devster” | trishkhoo.com
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Interview at Hack and Heckle – Rise of the “devster”. April 28, 2014. I’ve been interviewed by my buddy Ben Morgan on his podcast Hack and Heckle. Ben was a pal of mine at university. One of my first memories of Ben was when he confronted my friend Jo and I at the uni pub for running out of his databases tutorial when his back was turned. In our defence, his tutorial wasn’t at all boring – we were just very hungry! Actually moving to San Francisco. Start spreading the news: CAST keynote in NYC.
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How I became a programmer | trishkhoo.com
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How I became a programmer. February 6, 2015. And now for something completely different. Head on over to Medium to read my short tale of how I became a programmer. It was a truly spiritual journey, involving dancing squash. I’m not 100% sure of why I wrote it on Medium instead of here. There’s just something about Medium that makes me want to write. Have a think about that one, WordPress. Interview by Fog Creek Software blog. 2 thoughts on “How I became a programmer”. February 17, 2015 at 8:37 pm.
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Test Management | trishkhoo.com
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Category Archives: Test Management. Management of test teams and processes. April 20, 2015. Some books I’ve read that I found useful in my career and my life. The Logic of Failure: Recognizing And Avoiding Error In Complex Situations (Dietrich Dörner). What Every BODY is Saying: An Ex-FBI Agent’s Guide to Speed-Reading People (Joe Navarro). Later it even helped me in my artwork, as it helped me understand how character emotion affects posture, stance and muscle tension in different parts of the body.
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Start spreading the news: CAST keynote in NYC | trishkhoo.com
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Start spreading the news: CAST keynote in NYC. April 28, 2014. I’m excited to announce that I’ll be giving a keynote at CAST 2014 this August in New York City! The title of my talk is “Scaling up with Embedded Testing”. The theme of CAST this year is “The Art and Science of testing” and the speaker lineup looks fantastic. I’m really looking forward to spending several days in the company of some amazing and inspiring people. Interview at Hack and Heckle – Rise of the “devster”. August 21, 2014 at 2:15 am.
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Introducing Speak Easy | trishkhoo.com
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February 6, 2015. I’m delighted to announce that I have agreed to be a regional patron for Speak Easy – a program designed to increase diversity in tech conferences through dedicated conference spots, mentoring and events. Speaking at your first tech conference can be intimidating, but it’s very rewarding. I’ve written about my experiences before. If you would like to get better at public speaking at tech conferences, or would like to mentor others, do have a look at speakeas.ie. RSS feed for posts.
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Recommended reading | trishkhoo.com
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If you’re new to this blog, never fear. I have compiled a shortlist of posts that I think might be worth reading. Tips and possibly useful advice:. Getting started with test automation. Make your tests agile too: wiki. Linking data generation to hotkeys. Automating in Gherkin syntax with Specflow. Using GUI automation as a blink test. Off the beaten track. Testers and developers: blurring the line. The trouble with GUI automation. Why writing blog posts can be as difficult as shipping software.
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Rock solid testing without hiring an army. June 7, 2016. Business of Software’s website has the presentation video, slides and a full transcript. April 20, 2015. Some books I’ve read that I found useful in my career and my life. The Logic of Failure: Recognizing And Avoiding Error In Complex Situations (Dietrich Dörner). What Every BODY is Saying: An Ex-FBI Agent’s Guide to Speed-Reading People (Joe Navarro). Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In (Fisher, Ury, Patton). I’m not the...
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Rants | trishkhoo.com
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Interview by Fog Creek Software blog. February 6, 2015. I was recently interviewed by Fog Creek Software’s blog about embedded testers in development teams. Check it out here. To listen to me rant about how software testing needs to be a core competency of the software engineering discipline. Note: I mentioned a book in this interview “Driven by tests” but I got the name horrifically wrong. The name of the book is “Growing Object Oriented Software, Guided by Tests”. By Steve Freeman and Nat Pryce. I beli...
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TestCast podcast “Testing is Dead”: Day 3 of 30 Days of Testing – Let Me Try Software Testing!
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Let Me Try Software Testing! Adventures of a Software Tester. TestCast podcast “Testing is Dead”: Day 3 of 30 Days of Testing. July 3, 2016. July 3, 2016. LISTEN TO A TESTING PODCAST. I have never listened to a testing podcast before, so this was my first one ever -testing challenge is already yielding results in teaching me new things. I do trust this resource, so without further hesitation, I gave a go to #1 on the list – TestCast. It is around 30 minutes discussion made by Bruce McLeod. 8211; Day 31 o...
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