Last call for my talk in Edinburgh tomorrow. Eventbrite says there are a few tickets left. I promise to be both well informed and opinionated, which is a very polite word in the circumstances. I might well be less diplomatic when I start talking/ranting.
https://t.co/SADMDd5Y4p
There are still tickets available for my talk (rant?) about the #PostOfficeScandal in Edinburgh on Wednesday evening. I'm feeling quite relaxed about it. I think the chances of anyone suing me are vanishingly slim, however rude I get.
https://t.co/LEJz0g9HDW
I've updated my TestPages App. This has many exercise pages and micro pages suitable for practicing automating and testing.
Most sections have an 'About' page explaining the page functionality in more detail and suggesting exercises.
https://t.co/SRNmo8OUTv
#SoftwareTesting
As a software tester, I create very little test automation that executes test cases with predefined input and asserts predefined expected results. (I do, however, advocate those building the software I test do this.)
However, automation plays a big part in much of my work.
I love ♥️ helping people to improve their knowledge & skills around software testing. One of the most rewarding ways I've found to share my experience for the benefit of others is through mentoring engagements (1/2)
"The dissemination of knowledge is of obvious value — the massive dissemination of error-loaded software is frightening.", Dijkstra
https://t.co/YpO9234P9g
It was great fun being back on Lex' podcast and getting to discuss AI risk & hope without having to boil big ideas into tiny soundbites! https://t.co/SnTWcOra3s
If you author open source, or even depend upon open source software (hint: everyone does) and you're not increasingly alarmed by what's happening in the EU first with the CRA and now with the PLD, you really need to sit up and pay attention: https://t.co/In7bKgakkG
"Instead of taking that first step, they stay stuck."
"These people think they’re not good enough."
"But if we never take that first step, we can’t know if we are—or are not—good enough."
"That means we need emotional resilience to take that first step."
... #practise#experiment
"One of my favorite style is to work in real realistic case studies.
And so I have collected and documented many case studies over the years.
And I believe in what I call the 3 R's of a case study which is:
Real, Recent, Relevant" @RobertASabourin
https://t.co/xais2aPXG9
#testing
I enjoyed chatting with @jamesmarcusbach on my journeys in testing and mathematics, so I hope you enjoy listening to the interview #testing#cdt https://t.co/MW1iZMXEoW