by Stephen Smith on
Well-written code is useless if it doesn't do what you want it to. And even if things work at first, changes can introduce problems that are hard to spot. How do you fix this? Automated testing.…
by Stephen Smith on
Bugs happen, it's a fact of life. But setting up a standardized system for users to report them can make a world of difference.…
by Michael Ruttenberg on
Testers, or as some call us, "QAs" (quality assurance), get a bad rap. We're in the risk mitigation game, not insurance policy sales.…
by Paul Reinheimer on
It's increasingly common for software to ask for permission to send some sort of data back to headquarters. I've opted out of these as a matter of course for years. The less data other people have on me, the better.…
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