The Guilty Tester

Do you ever feel guilty for not meeting the standards set by others in the Software Testing community, or even the standards you are setting for yourself? Okay, you are in the right place then.

On my own Pretending there's a guest here All alone I talk about my testing Without them I fear there is no point here And yet I make this thing I put it out And hope it's quite clear

The intro and outro is music from the Blue Dot sessions, sourced from freemusicarchive.org

Do you ever feel guilty for not meeting the standards set by others in the Software Testing community? Okay, let's talk about that then.

In this episode I talk to Maaret Pyhajarvi. We discuss pairing, mobbing and the futility of forcing people to do things they don't want to do. In amongst a whole host of other topics largely concerned with collaboration.

The intro and outro is music from the Blue Dot sessions, sourced from freemusicarchive.org

Do you ever feel guilty for not meeting the standards set by others in the Software Testing community? Okay, let's talk about that then.

In this episode I talk to Christopher Lampert https://nevertrustadeveloper.wordpress.com. We discuss his software principles including his reluctance to sign work off and how principles which seem easy to keep are never that simple.

The intro and outro is music from the Blue Dot sessions, sourced from freemusicarchive.org

Do you ever feel guilty for not meeting the standards set by others in the Software Testing community? Okay, let's talk about that then. In this episode I talk to Neil Studd www.neilstudd.com . We discuss his software principles concerning bugs and the things that seem simple in theory are often far from simple in practice.

The intro and outro is music from the Blue Dot sessions, sourced from freemusicarchive.org

Do you ever feel guilty for not meeting the standards set by others in the Software Testing community? Okay, let's talk about that then. In this pilot episode I explain what I'm trying to do and why.

The intro and outro is music from the Blue Dot sessions, sourced from freemusicarchive.org