Testcast

Trish and Bruce chat with Katrina Clokie about changing the testing conversation.

In this show we overcome timezone differences to discuss how to solve intermittent issues in automated test suites, Selenium and conferences.

In this show we discuss coaching testers with Anne-Marie Charrett and James Bach.

In this show we discuss our adventures with Test Automation, Why Bruce chose WatiN over Watir, Trish’s automation adventures and who on the team should be responsible for writing your automated tests.

In this show we discuss presentations by Goranka Bjedov and Alberto Savoia on the death of testing, and fake software testers.

In this show we discuss resumes, and how to stand out from the crowd when looking for a testing job.

In this show, we discuss the CAST, STANZ and Ignite testing conferences, as well as Rational Functional Tester.

In this show, we sit down with testing legend James Bach and discuss all pairs and the effectiveness of pairwise testing.

In this show, we sit down with testing legend James Bach and discuss walking away from a client, failing fast, and the tools that James uses.

In this show, we discuss baked goods, Trish’s six blogs, Bruce’s Blogs, SQA.stackexchange.com. Then we finally get down to this weeks main topic, Test data. Specifically, when is it OK to use production data in your testing.

In this show, we discuss the ruby community, test management tools, testing non-english domain names, valid email addresses, tester bugs and testing Campaign Monitor's worldview feature.

In this show, we discuss hiring and interviewing testers, and put each other through our software testing interview paces.

In this episode, we talk about the Given-When-Then test case syntax, record and playback, excel-based test generation, waterfall, gated release processes and ask the question: should testers be consulted in the UI design process?

In this launch show of Testcast, our hosts discuss Purple box testing, working at Campaign Monitor, does test automation actually find bugs, building testing communities, James Bach's Exploratory testing course and the legendary testing tool Parkcalc.