I just got back from the stp conference in San Francisco (www.stpcon.com). After attending several talks and speaking one on one with folks there, I started to notice a recurring undercurrent. There seems to be a divide in the testing community between manual testing and automated testing. I am noticing more and more that papers, [...]
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The morning started off with a Keynote from Robert Sabourin called “What is so Different about Testing in Scrum.” I wouldn’t say the title of the talk really fit the talk itself but it was a good kick-off for the day. If you have seen him speak before, then you know he is high energy [...]
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I am currently in San Francisco at the STP Conference (www.stpcon.com). I am really starting to clearly see what I consider a divide in the testing world between automated and manual testing that I believe is negatively affecting all development methodologies. I am currently collecting my thoughts on this for an upcoming blog post….stay tuned [...]
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