Looks like a Duck, Quacks like a Duck, Must be a Duck. Kevin Rutherford brought Hexagonal Architecture to my. Time Capsule Firmware Update Problems. The latest firmware update for my Time Capsule announced itself to me yesterday.

Random thoughts from the world of software testing. I watched a while ago a great video. There he mentioned interesting thing about new products.

Now what was the test? The ramblings of a tester. Tuesday, 11 August 2015. Volunteers needed for a FREE remote testing workshop concept. I am looking for two or three people to act as guinea pigs for a remote testing workshop concept I am working on. The workshop will be FREE. But require a couple hours of your time each week for about seven weeks. I am hoping to start this workshop be the end of August 2015.

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On August 8, 2015. E-mail is a great tool, it was the first killer app of the Internet, that directly demonstrated the intrinsic value of the network well before the web became useful. It was a no-brainer for any company to use it. We can save time and money with little or no effort, yippeee! To your team mate. Sitting next to you? Send mail one more time.

So welcome to an alfresco episode of Testing In the Pub, recorded on the banks of the River Thames in good old London town. In this episode we talk about NFRs. What are they? Why are they important? And what can you do as a tester to ensure that NFRs are being considered in your project? Hope you enjoy it.

Software testing , Control theory and Cynefin. So I recently attended a brilliant workshop on the Cynefin framework at Let s Test held by Duncan Nisbet. That workshop got me thinking about the control theory I studied at the university which I up until this day have never really used. But when starting to think about software development as a control theory. Problem I could connect the dots between an unstable control system and the Cynefin. LET S TEST 2015 DAY 3.

Helping organizations cut the crap and deliver what matters. A defect is anything that threatens the value of the product. We want to give our customers as much value as possible at all times.

A few weeks ago I was lucky enough to spend a few days far north of the Arctic Circle, first in Tromsø where we got to watch some majestic Northern Lights from a graveyard, then farther north on Svalbard.