with agile testing i’m thinking about work to improve quality, and work to reveal quality (or lack thereof).
first an interesting idea for learning:
testing dojos
www.methodsandtools.com/archive/archive.php?id=114
www.testingdojo.org/Public+Dojos
a few people:
Gojko Adzik
- gojko.net/
- specificationbyexample.com/
- (books – esp. the above, twitter)
- focus on living documentation/ spec by example
- ex
Michael Bolton
- www.developsense.com
- www.developsense.com/blog/
- (blog, twitter, book)
- focus a bit on sentient testing
- don’t like scripts so much… (unless automated)
- don’t like testing certification so much
- “infoslides”, pdf
- ex:
- www.developsense.com/resources.html#exploratory
- www.developsense.com/blog/2011/12/what-exploratory-testing-is-not-part-2-after-everything-else-testing/
- www.developsense.com/blog/2011/12/what-exploratory-testing-is-not-part-4-quick-tests/
- www.developsense.com/blog/2011/12/what-exploratory-testing-is-not-part-5-undocumented-testing/
- www.slideshare.net/davidodowd/michael-bolton-two-futures-of-software-testing-sept-2010-7245149
A few more links about testing heuristics
- testing without a map (PDF) – M Bolton, including HICCUPPS
- managing heuristic exploratory testing – Pekka Marjamäki, mindmap
- heuristic test strategy model (PDF) – James Bach
mindmap – by Michael Larsen - test heuristic cheat sheet – Elisabeth Hendrickson
Lisa Crispin
- lisacrispin.com
- (blog, twitter, book: agile testing)
- focus a bit on whole team aspect
- ex: lisacrispin.com/wordpress/2011/11/08/using-the-agile-testing-quadrants/
Updates:
“…and we test here, of course…” – on continuous testing in devops.