Blog Posts

In November 2012 I presented A Keynote at Eurostar entitled “Unconventional Influences”, and co-presented a tutorial with Simon Stewart the “Selenium Clinic”. The tutorial won an award for best Tutorial at the conference.

Keynote Slides

Keynote Paper

Since I entitled the talk “Unconventional Influences” I tried to make the paper as unconventional as I could, so it covers the essence of the talk but not the material. I republished this as part of Dear Evil Tester

Hands up who uses generalisation in their modelling strategies? Me too! Here are 5 classifications I use for thinking about the WebDriver API.

Interview

On 16 May 2012 I presented a webinar at the Eurostar 2012 Virtual conference. An overview of many types of visual thinking for software testing

The event was recorded and you can see a video of my talk on the Test Bash page. Markus Gartner

Markus Gartner did a pretty good write up of the talk.

What is Testing?

Do you care?

Why?

This is the supporting web page for the talks, and papers, on “NLP for testers” which I presented at a variety of conferences".

I was working out the kinks in my high level software testing model, and, through a process of speed reading and stichomancy I found that I have re-created an early Buddhist doctrine.

Have you tried to build your own definition of Software Testing? One that you can refine as you learn more stuff and the years go by?

I seem to have been tardy in updating the web site (6 years)

I struggle to remember exact dates for some items. I did a Keynote at the London Tools Fair on Alternative tools, and I hosted a panel session at the Tools Fair a few years later. I did a workshop at the Sigist that I can not remember the date of, and I know I have missed a few other things off the list.