The What, When, Why, and How of Testing
When it comes to testing, the most common misunderstanding is the motivations of testing itself. Some folks see testing as a burden imposed from on high. Some folks see testing, or more specifically, test coverage, as a metric that determines how well they did their job. Sorry, but neither of these is true.
This post will address these fallacies and give you a different perspective on testing.
Post-Incident Questionnaire for Engineers
This is my light-hearted attempt to help engineers get the most value out of a downtime incident.
Post-Incident Questionnaire for Managers
This is my light-hearted attempt to help engineering managers get the most value out of a downtime incident.
Introduction
So you had an incident? Condolences.On...
You are not a Software Engineer (yet) #2
Ever hear the expression, the punishment should fit the crime?
How about, a proportionate response?
How about, to a man with a hammer every problem looks like a nail?
Now, I'm not trying to implying that your...
You are not a Software Engineer (yet)
If you "write code" for a living, chances are you have a one time described yourself as a "Software Engineer". And chances are, you are not.Personally, I graduated with an Engineering (Software Systems) degree...