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Monthly Archives: May 2007
Data type testing
Testing input fields based on the object’s data type in the database isn’t testing I hear discussed. But each data type has its own boundaries. Each major database vendor maintains different data types and data types change with database versions. … Continue reading
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How a machete can teach perspective
Here’s a story about perspective. Every time I think of this true story, I smile (now). I want to share this story. What is perspective? And what does perspective have to do with software testing? My daughter called me one … Continue reading
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Browser trends
I analyze web logs and I watch browser trends. I’ve watched browser usage intently for years because it has a direct impact on my testing. If I’m currently working with a web application and running a test lab, I shift … Continue reading
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