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Daily Archives: 30. November 2010

Testing

EuroSTAR: I don’t want to be a tester any more!

30. November 2010 Markus Gärtner 4 Comments

At the EuroSTAR conference Anne Mette Hass stated that she didn’t wanted to be a tester any more. The subtitle of her presentation “Merging requirements engineering and testing to everybody’s benefit” implied a merge of roles found in more traditional QA-focused shops.

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EuroSTAR: Exploratory Testing Champions

30. November 2010 Markus Gärtner 2 Comments

Henrik Andersson spoke about Exploratory Testing Champions at the EuroSTAR conference in Copenhagen. He described how he introduced Exploratory Testing in a large company.

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EuroSTAR: Monty Python’s Flying Test Lab

30. November 2010 Markus Gärtner 1 Comment

Rob Sabourin presented the Monthy Python’s Flying Test Lab at the EuroSTAR conferece on Tuesday during the second keynote.

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Agile Testing, Testing

EuroSTAR: Putting Tradition to the Test – The Evolving Role of the Tester

30. November 2010 Markus Gärtner 7 Comments

During the EuroSTAR conference Anthony Marcano spoke about the on-going evolution of the testers’ role in the overall game of software development.

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