The interesting relationship between developer and testing folks like Kilkenny cats penned as a creative titled ‘feelings’.
Enjoy the #FridayFeelings on software #testing.
Posts tagged testing
why do i test?
Is testing just an act? A job to earn a living? Does it have a higher purpose? Focused and passionately associated with the discipline of testing, it has altered the way how I see and live life- striving for perfection in imperfections, seeing aesthetics in the invisible, being in a state of flow amidst turbulence. Enjoy my feelings expressed in the poem “why do I test”.
Smart DevTest
How do bugs trouble a developer? What does he/she go through? A creative on this and how he/she overcomes it, as “Smart DevTest”. Enjoy the #FridayFeelings on #Testing.
Musings of a bug
A creative personalisation of what the musings of a bug would be. Enjoy the #FridayFeelings.
Thief of hearts
Hacking a system and stealing data is nasty. Here is an artistic look at this with the security bug personalised as ‘Thief of hearts’.
Agile
“Be still to move fast”, “Think better and do less”,
two mantras that help me in staying #agile, creatively word smithed as “Agile” in this week’s #FridayFeelings poem.
Many lines to cover before I sleep
Inspired by Robert Frost’s #poem “Stopping by woods on a snowy evening” is a creative on a software tester in “Many lines to cover before I sleep”.
I will be back.
An interesting creative take on SW release. Test folks work closely with everyone, but stand alone eagerly & patiently at the exit and..Read the #poem.
My job is to manage and contain the damage
A creative take on the difficulty of being a project manager as a limerick titled “My job is to manage and contain the damage”.
A (software) bug’s life
As a test practitioner, am pained to see initial analysis of recent Boeing 737 MAX crashes. Complex systems, stretched engineering, cost optimisation, a deadly confluence pushing machines off the edge. Bugs that sadly cost human lives.
My take on (software)bugs as a creative in “A (software) bug’s life”.