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Daily Archives: 25. December 2011

Context-driven Testing, Testing

A Christmas gift from a tester for a tester – Part Five

25. December 2011 Markus Gärtner 1 Comment

This is the fifth part of a series of blog entries on a gift I got from Matt Heusser. Today, I’m heading for tying together all the loose ends.

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A Christmas gift from a tester for a tester – Part Four

25. December 2011 Markus Gärtner 1 Comment

This is the fourth part of a series of blog entries on a gift I got from Matt Heusser. Today, I’m heading for multiplayer games with our 11 year-old who has just same basic knowledge about English words.

Continue reading A Christmas gift from a tester for a tester – Part Four →
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A Christmas gift from a tester for a tester – Part Three

25. December 2011 Markus Gärtner 2 Comments

This is the third part of a series of blog entries on a gift I got from Matt Heusser. Today, I’m heading for the first actual games.

Continue reading A Christmas gift from a tester for a tester – Part Three →
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A Christmas gift from a tester for a tester – Part Two

25. December 2011 Markus Gärtner 2 Comments

This is the second part of a series of blog entries on a gift I got from Matt Heusser. Today, I’m heading for touring the product.

Continue reading A Christmas gift from a tester for a tester – Part Two →
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