Part 1: Testing vs Quality Management - What is Testing? - DragonFire Inc.
What’s the difference between testing and quality management? Over the past few years, I’ve been thinking about quality and what it means. I’ve done a few| DragonFire Inc.
What’s the difference between testing and quality management? Over the past few years, I’ve been thinking about quality and what it means. I’ve done a few| DragonFire Inc.
What is Quality In my most recent blog posts ‘What is Testing’ and ‘Testing Activities’, I shared my thoughts on testing. There is a close relationship between testing and quality, […]| DragonFire Inc.
Testing isn’t ‘just’ about finding bugs. It’s also about discovering different kinds of information that enables us to identify risks. That information feeds into better decision making to mitigate those risks.| DragonFire Inc.
Janet Gregory - Agile Consultant, Trainer, Advisor, Writer, Speaker. DragonFire, Inc. works with managers and teams solving problems or transitioning to agile.| DragonFire Inc.
This blog post has been in the back of my mind for a while – but not started because I hadn’t determined how to frame it. However, thanks to one […] The post My transition from tester, test consultant and author — to artist, author, and personal project finisher appeared first on DragonFire Inc..| DragonFire Inc.
Quote by James Clear “Practice is the price you pay today to be better tomorrow.” First, I’ll talk about what I mean by deliberate practice, and then I’ll share ideas […] The post Deliberate Practice appeared first on DragonFire Inc..| DragonFire Inc.
I (Janet) am currently in southern California enjoying my semi-retirement. I participated with my husband Jack in one of the Sunday afternoon fun activities and got an unexpected lesson in […] The post A lesson in communication under stress appeared first on DragonFire Inc..| DragonFire Inc.
A few weeks ago, Katja Obring wrote a blog post which I encourage everyone to read. There were quite a few comments – some who agreed and some who did […] The post Does automation catch bugs? appeared first on DragonFire Inc..| DragonFire Inc.
I’ve struggled a long time with what has become common notation – the “PR”. When I first heard it used, I learned that it was a term used in GitHub […] The post When did PR (pull request) become a stage? appeared first on DragonFire Inc..| DragonFire Inc.
A couple of things happened last week which made me look at how we share knowledge. The first incident was when I was showing my granddaughter how to make lefsa, […] The post Implicit/Tacit vs Explicit Knowledge appeared first on DragonFire Inc..| DragonFire Inc.
Holistic testing is a term that I have been thinking about for a while now. There are many different types of testing that need to included in our support for […] The post Testing from a holistic point of view appeared first on DragonFire Inc..| DragonFire Inc.
This post is in response to a challenge that was posted on: How to identify the intent of a confusing scenario? The challenge: When faced with a confusing scenario written […] The post GWT Challenge #22 appeared first on DragonFire Inc..| DragonFire Inc.
My thoughts from the Panel Discussion – Future of Women in Agile In March 2021, I had the privilege of co-hosting a panel discussion with Ellen Grove. The discussion was […] The post Reflections appeared first on DragonFire Inc..| DragonFire Inc.
This quote was recently published with the question “Hmm😶 What’s your take on this?” You can read some of the comments here. It made me realize that I should probably […]| DragonFire Inc.
The whole team needs to take responsibility for quality. This is a phrase I use frequently to mean that testers do not own quality. In reality, it should not be only the team that owns quality. People at every level have a different part to play.| DragonFire Inc.
