FYI. There is an interesting conversation about exploratory testing on LinkedIn -
http://www.linkedin.com/groupAnswers?viewQuestionAndAnswers&discussionID=6556613&gid=55636&commentID=6132698&trk=view_disc
Monday, August 31, 2009
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
New view on exploratory testing
In the past I was reluctant to embrace exploratory testing as a means to test a product during development. At the time all I knew was the strict waterfall environment working for a major financial firm.
Now I find myself in a completely different environment (agile) and responsible for the quality of a complete rewrite of a major web application. I do not see any other way for my team to be successful in driving quality then to do major exploratory type testing along with automation.
I am experimenting with different ways to combine structure with exploratory-type testing. That is what I will be blogging about for at least the next few posts.
I am looking at a few sites right now to gauge what others are doing in the field such as Mike Kelly's series on session-based testing and Jonathan Kohl's site for ideas on how to manage this type of testing. Stay tuned...
Now I find myself in a completely different environment (agile) and responsible for the quality of a complete rewrite of a major web application. I do not see any other way for my team to be successful in driving quality then to do major exploratory type testing along with automation.
I am experimenting with different ways to combine structure with exploratory-type testing. That is what I will be blogging about for at least the next few posts.
I am looking at a few sites right now to gauge what others are doing in the field such as Mike Kelly's series on session-based testing and Jonathan Kohl's site for ideas on how to manage this type of testing. Stay tuned...
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