When Do I Stop Testing?
Without a list of criteria, how do we know when testing is done — or how to get there?
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Year 4 - Edition 21
A Fistful of Links is a weekly newsletter about leadership, technology, books, and anything else we felt compelled to share with others, brought to you by Og Maciel and Mirek Długosz.
Without a list of criteria, how do we know when testing is done — or how to get there?
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These two articles represent a modest attempt to summarize and structure in 5 basic steps the process that an organization should go through to improve its delivery process performance at scale using Throughput and Stability as guiding lights.
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In the simplest of terms, the JavaScript keyword
sourcethis
refers to the object it belongs to on runtime, depending upon its call-site (where it is called). However, understanding what it would refer to in any given context, requires a slightly deeper understanding of some relevant concepts, which will be covered in this article.
A while back, a tester brought a patient in for treatment. It wasn’t a human patient; it was a sentence about building and testing in an organization. The tester asked me for help. (…) This is the sort of statement that needs more than first aid; it needs emergency room treatment.
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A few people have stated to me recently that developers are unable to perform testing because “they lack the mindset for skilled testing”. This statement – like the statement I heard many years ago about skewed mindsets is flawed and incorrect.
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