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Part 2 of our TWiST podcast now posted
SoftwareTestPro.com has posted part 2 of the interview that Matt Heusser did with Heather and I for the TWiST podcast. This time, I talk more about the automation I’m working on and about what was then my upcoming Selenium Conference … Continue reading
Posted in Automated Testing, Business Analysis, Fun, Testing Tagged Cucumber, dark side, Matt Heusser, Michael Larsen, Selenium, value of testing Leave a comment
Heather & Andy interviewed for TWiST podcast
A few weeks back, Heather and I spent a wonderful hour talking to Matt Heusser, the host of the This Week in Software Testing podcast. Our conversation covered all sorts of topics, and the time flew by. Both Heather and … Continue reading
Posted in Automated Testing, Business Analysis, Fun, Testing Tagged Cucumber, grad school, Matt Heusser, Microsoft, podcast, Selenium, testing Leave a comment
Welcome to the new testerthoughts.com!
This weekend has seen a frenzy of activity as my wife and I moved the Tester Thoughts blog to it’s new home on a self-hosted WordPress server. There are several benefits to doing this: I have more control over security … Continue reading
Test Automation Architecture intro
As promised, I’m working on a series of posts digging deeper into the architecture I started describing at the Selenium Conference a couple of weeks ago. I had hoped that the videos of the talk would be up before I … Continue reading