STARwest 06 best paper - finally posted......
Submitted by Erik Petersen on Wed, 04/07/2007 - 05:21.
context-driven testing | exploratory testing | functional testing | general software testing
I wish we had invented cloning, but there's only one me, so better late than never.
I've finally posted the paper that won me Best Paper at STARwest 06. You'll find it under Glenford Myers here
http://www.testingspot.net/#test_info
I first read about bug clusters in a general IT magazine in the 1980s, but there were no references. I then went on to do some research in the area and even won some best presentations at conferences. Then I discovered that one of the first people to talk about bug clusters was Glenford Myers back in 1976. He included it with a lot of other testing laws. I discuss these in the paper, and welcome any feedback or other testing laws that people may have come across. Happy reading....
P.S As a blog this appears to be a failure, averaging two posts a year! Oh well, there are probably several hundred email posts a year from me; maybe I should just post those [grin]
I've finally posted the paper that won me Best Paper at STARwest 06. You'll find it under Glenford Myers here
http://www.testingspot.net/#test_info
I first read about bug clusters in a general IT magazine in the 1980s, but there were no references. I then went on to do some research in the area and even won some best presentations at conferences. Then I discovered that one of the first people to talk about bug clusters was Glenford Myers back in 1976. He included it with a lot of other testing laws. I discuss these in the paper, and welcome any feedback or other testing laws that people may have come across. Happy reading....
P.S As a blog this appears to be a failure, averaging two posts a year! Oh well, there are probably several hundred email posts a year from me; maybe I should just post those [grin]