Joep Schuurkes

If you're a manager who has testers reporting to you (or if you are a manager who has a manager who etc.), at some point you're going to ask the question: "How do I know they are doing a good job?"

In the episode "Thinking magically with Ramsey Dukes" of the "What magic is this?"

By using GenAI: I accept the models were trained on stolen data.

A couple weeks ago I was updating some of our Playwright tests, when Playwright decided to mess with the execution order of the tests.

Recently I had to write a release advice.

A plan is a not-unrealistic scenario for the future A plan is a valid option to get from here to there, from where we are now to where we want to be.

In Chapter 18 of "Taking Testing Seriously" (I skipped ahead, sue me), Keith Klain says: So much today is about "continuous everything" - continuous deployment, continuous integration - and speed.

Testing types in software testing are a mess.

At the first conference I ever attended - or I think it was the first, in any case it was Let's Test in 2012 -, I asked someone "So what kind of applications do you test?"

In a previous post I claimed that any set of principles (or methodology for that matter) for good software development should cover these five areas: collaboration software engineering work management product reflect & experiment I mentioned these five ag…