Evil Tester

A while back, Rob Lambert started collecting Nursery Rhymes for the Software Testing Club. Since I enjoy Humpty Dumpty I created a version for STC. It has just become available on the Software Testing Club website, along with Rob’s entertaining take on The Gingerbread Man. They have posted the uncensored version of Humpty so those [...]

We all know by now the following things about test plan documents: a test plan document does not substitute for the process of test planning, a test plan document represents one way of communicating the results of the test planning process, the process of test planning stops only when you stop testing (even then, you [...]

  I may have some of the arrows the wrong way around in the above diagram. After all, who really knows what influences what. And as to the “?”, I hope that you decide what comes next.

You know the annoying situation when you walk down the street minding your own business when suddenly someone stops you and says “Hey You. Are you a tester?” Well, in this informative public service broadcast I present the verbal and non-verbal techniques you need to know, to cope.

It seems about time to re-enter the cartoon world of Evil Tester. And obviously, if Evil Tester did do automated web testing, he wouldn’t use something as prosaic as Selenium or Watir, he’d want some ‘proper’ automata.

What happens when Evil Tester and Panicky Tester see the new Agile team in action? Will they flee? Will they join in? Find out in our exciting “Evil Tester” comic book adventure.  

What happens when Panicky tester meets Evil Tester ? Find out in the latest episode of the exciting cartoon adventures of Evil Tester.