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TESTHEAD: Exploring at Cloud Foundry - Live at #CAST2015

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The Mis-Education and Re-Education of a Software Tester. Wednesday, August 5, 2015. Exploring at Cloud Foundry - Live at #CAST2015. Jessie Alford told me something that astounded me. he's at Pivotal, working on Cloud Foundry. hey wait a minute, that means he's in my. Neck of the woods now! I am impressed that a programming team would spent the time to develop charters for exploratory testing, but Pivotal has surprised me many times over the years (at my previous job I was a daily user of Pivotal Tracker)...

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MKL's Muse: March 2010

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The random ramblings of a middle-aged married dad of three. This is my personal blog. You can also view my professional blog here. Sunday, March 14, 2010. Introducing TESTHEAD: My New "Professional" Blog. If you would like to follow my new blog, I welcome you to please come and visit TESTHEAD. The subtitle of the blog is "The Mis-Education and Re-Education of a Software Tester". Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Or The Lone Tester. Some additional details for those interested:. I and a numb...

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TESTHEAD: Can I Lean on My Context at My Startup? - Live at #CAST2015

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The Mis-Education and Re-Education of a Software Tester. Tuesday, August 4, 2015. Can I Lean on My Context at My Startup? Eric Reis wrote an interesting book called "The Lean Startup" back in 2011, and it's become quite the buzzword du jour. Thomas Vaniotis has decided that he wants to get beyond the buzzwords and actually discuss Lean Startup and make the case that Lean Startup is all about testing. Thomas used a number of interesting examples (Zappos, Dropbox, etc.) and how they made their minimum ...

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MKL's Muse: February 2010

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The random ramblings of a middle-aged married dad of three. This is my personal blog. You can also view my professional blog here. Monday, February 22, 2010. Shaking Up The System: Two Books Recommendations. In the coming days, I am going to post a few entries based on these two books, but I wanted to start talking about them here, and give those who would be interested a head start on getting the books a chance to do so. 8220;Linchpin: Are You Indispensible? 8221; By Seth Godin. Links to this post.

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TESTHEAD: The Art and Science of Questioning - Live at #$CAST2015

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The Mis-Education and Re-Education of a Software Tester. Wednesday, August 5, 2015. The Art and Science of Questioning - Live at #$CAST2015. It's fun being a facilitator, in that you get to actively participate in the discussion, and it also gets you up and moving. today I'll be spending most of my time facilitating the webCAST room, so if you see a bald guy in a white AST polo running around, yep, that is me :). What is unique to certain permissions? One of the things that is vexing about asking questio...

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TESTHEAD: On Letting Go and Embracing Change

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The Mis-Education and Re-Education of a Software Tester. Friday, August 7, 2015. On Letting Go and Embracing Change. Posted by Michael Larsen. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe in a reader. Aedificamus: The Value of the Self Check-In. How Many Words Do You Have Left In You? Aedificamus: Product Review: #FluidStance #Level. Call For Interest: BASTUC. Aedificamus: The Hidden Side to 10,000 Steps. Our Python Esperanto Project. Local Stuff in Testheadland (for SF Bay Area Softw. Do You Have To Be.

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Lessons Learned at CAST 2013 | Tester Vs Computer

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Learning how to test software in the 21st century. Lessons Learned at CAST 2013. August 31, 2013. Testers should jump to conjectures, not to conclusions. – Jon Bach, Keynote, CAST 2013. This week I was fortunate to be a last-minute addition to the attendee list for CAST 2013 in lovely Madison, Wisconsin. Somebody dropped out 3 days before the conference… I found out I was going on Saturday. I had already planned to run in the Detroit Merrell Down and Dirty Mud Run. 8220;Wait a second. That bar is. Long s...

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TESTHEAD: Finding Your #a11y in Accessibility - Live from #CAST2015

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The Mis-Education and Re-Education of a Software Tester. Tuesday, August 4, 2015. Finding Your #a11y in Accessibility - Live from #CAST2015. Accessibility is a difficult requirement to test for, in the sense that context has to be taken into consideration. Most of the time, we have to pick and choose which Accessible features we will use and who we will address. Is it enough to make a screen reader work with the product? Do we need to also had closed captioning for hearing-impaired? Subscribe in a reader.

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MKL's Muse: The ABC's of Me

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The random ramblings of a middle-aged married dad of three. This is my personal blog. You can also view my professional blog here. Saturday, March 5, 2011. The ABC's of Me. Clarese did this, and hey, I'm going to borrow it from her as well. Think of it as a diversion from my current obsession with losing weight :). B Bed size: California King. C Chore you dislike: Mowing the lawn. D Dogs: Rikku (Corgie). F Favorite color: Hunter Green. G Gold or silver: silver. K Kids: 3 of them :). L Live: San Bruno, CA.