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tl;dr – exploration every single day works wonders Every day, one person explores for 90 minutes, allocating a further 30 minutes to bug ...

tl;dr – exploratory testing can be a gamble. And what's the problem with that? As I write this, it’s coming up to Christmas*. Ch...

tl;dr – Can Kanban work for ET? Kanban is a way of managing inventory* – and by making that management visually clear, of helping workers...

tl;dr - Bug Bashes are rubbish. The project gathers people together at an appointed time and place. Everybody splurges on testing for an...

tl;dr – skilled, supported, concentrated exploration The team makes one person* the dedicated explorer for a period. This person, who we...

tl;dr – some people hide their best work from their paymasters A few people get together to find problems in snatched moments. There...

tl; dr - lots of different ways to manage ET The key problem that exploratory testing faces, as a viable discipline, is how it is managed...

... but not my content. The old one looked like someone's living room - if that person was living forty years ago. Good riddance. I...

tl;dr – two handy tools On Sunday, I was watching a film of a fine tester testing. I was keeping track of how his testing differed from ...

tl;dr:     visual representations are lovely Christopher Warnow and onformative have worked together to make a movie which gives a vi...

tl;dr: lots about Exploratory Testing A colleague asked me if I had written articles or blogs about Exploratory Testing. Why yes, I have...

tl;dr we're all nuts Two recent articles tickled my interest in bias . In The Observer ( How cognitive illusions blind us to reas...