The importance of raising issues properly
Imagine you’ve just joined a project that’s been going for 6 months. Maybe you’re the first tester to enter the project for months, maybe the old tester quit or died or something. Maybe you’re just...
View ArticleThe joy of bugfinding
I said this over dinner the other night and was told I had to blog it. I test .NET web applications. If I see that lovely yellow Server Error stack trace, it’s a good day. If I see it 2 or 3 times,...
View Article5 Tips to Thwart Testers
If you’re a web developer who does not enjoy seeing bugs assigned to you, you’re in luck – I’m about to reveal 5 easy tips to prevent bugs. Try these tricks on your own code before you check in your...
View ArticleTesters are fixing bugs
So a few weeks ago, I gave the green light for my team of testers to start fixing bugs. Contraversial, no? “Sweet mercy, what have you done?!” I hear you cry. “If testers start fixing bugs, they won’t...
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