Invitation to Bloom
A voice recital on Sunday, May 7 by Rachel and many great local musicians featuring newly composed music. Takes place at Zion Lutheran Church. Invitation to Bloom Recital on NowPlayingUtah.com
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A voice recital on Sunday, May 7 by Rachel and many great local musicians featuring newly composed music. Takes place at Zion Lutheran Church. Invitation to Bloom Recital on NowPlayingUtah.com
I spent the better part of five days last week playing the newest board games at a convention in Seattle. It was quite a change from the board game convention I usually go to, where players have about 40 hours… Read morenew board games rundown
Last week, I finally did what I’ve been wanting to do for months (years) and engaged in pair testing three times with some differing results. what is pair testing? Pair testing is a lot like pair programming, where you have… Read morepair testing adventures
I attended the Conference of the Association for Software Testing (CAST) two weeks ago in Cocoa Beach, Florida. It was a fantastic learning and networking experience over four days, and I’m still reeling a little bit. I started with a… Read moreCAST retrospective
Last year, I wrote some thoughts about the benefits of manual testing. The posts are here and here. Now that I’ve been on an agile team for over a year, and doing some automation, I think (hope) I have some… Read moreautomation thoughts — an update
For Christmas of 2015, Carl and I decided to plan a year of dates. We alternated months and planned an activity around town (or at least within driving distance), trying to keep the overall budget down, but allowing for a… Read moretwo years of dates
I may have mentioned a few months ago that I’m training a tester who is new to mobile. We’re four months in, and I’m surprised to find that I’m still answering (many) questions daily. Language does play an important role,… Read moretraining a tester
I like my employer, and I like my new career as a software tester, and though I strive to be excellent, when I leave work, I do my best not to think about it until the next day. I’ll sometimes… Read morefinding purpose
I’ve been delving into the more technical side of testing, that of using tools to exercise code precisely rather than galumphing through UI, which really is my preferred method. Our mobile app uses a lightweight service to connect to the… Read moreSOAP testing and finding the right assertions
We have a new tester on my team. I recruited her, and I talked her up to my team. They liked her, and I was excited when it worked out. She’s not new to testing, but she’s new to mobile,… Read morelanguage and learning