Selenium Conference 2011 wrap-up

Written by Andy Tinkham. Date of post: April 8, 2011April 25, 2011. Leave a comment Posted in Conference Reports, Fun Tagged #SeConf, CSS selectors, Dawn Cannan, Elisabeth Hendrickson, entaggle, games, Lisa Ellis, logging as test cases, Marlena Compton, Michael Larsen, OneLegChuck, pair programming, presentation, Rick Ellis, San Francisco, Scott Adams, Selenium, tourist stuffLeave a comment

Selenium Conference 2011 is over and done with for the year. I had a great time, and want to thank everyone who made it such a success. I think the biggest takeaway for me is that I need to switch over my xpath locators to CSS selectors right away. I can’t ignore the speed gains […]

Context-free Questions

Written by Andy Tinkham. Date of post: July 16, 2003April 25, 2011. 2 Comments Posted in Cognitive Science, Testing Tagged Cem Kaner, context-free questions, Don Gause, exploratory testing, James Bach, Jerry Weinberg, Michael Bolton, Michael Michalko, Pete Ter Maat, Phoenix Checklist, presentation, testing2 Comments

Last week, I gave a presentation on exploratory testing at the Twin Cities Quality Assurance Association. It was the same paper that I gave at STAR East in May, with some stuff that I learned in giving the presentation the first time. The paper and presentation are both available at the lab website. One of […]