There is a common practice in our company to perform Developers Exploratory Testing sessions, explained by my colleague Davor here. The cool thing is that this way of performing higher level testing has actually become accepted by our developers, and they really enjoy it. In my current work of developing our organization wide practices for quality, I have [...]
Developers exploratory testing – Expanding its value
December 17th, 2011 by Sigurdur Birgisson — Testing
Tags: DET, developers exploratory testing, exploratory testing, iOS, ipad, iphone, team
Collective note taking – More value from your test notes?
June 16th, 2011 by Sigurdur Birgisson — Testing, Tips & Tricks
For quite some time now I have struggled with making note taking a natural part of my personal progress while testing. And well, I can say that it has really made impact on many other aspects of my work in other situations as well. I am actually quite proud to say that it has made [...]
Tags: note taking, team, testing
Responsibility – key to success?
September 1st, 2010 by Niklas Uhrberg — Agile
At Öredev 2009 I first learned about Christopher Averys responsibility process model in a seminar about agile adoption strategies. The speaker, Amr Elssamadisy, emphasized the importance of having team members with a good sense of responsibility for the project to be successful. Indeed he said that this is often crucial for success. While the responsibility [...]
Tags: agile, responsibility, skills, team
