Archive for March, 2007

Taking on “Testing Triangles – A classic excercise”

March 24, 2007

Solving puzzles, sudokus & the analytical problems is one of my hobby. This set of puzzles always helps me with some brain food which mandatory to stay tuned in the current trends.

I was going through this Testing Triangles post from Elisabeth Hendrickson from Quality Tree Software. The triangle program is very much popular [...]

Role of a Tester – An interesting discussion with an upcoming tester.

March 23, 2007

Today i had an interesting discussion on the role of the testing with an upcoming tester Debasis from Chennai, in India.

Debasis: Hi venkat
Venkat: what’s up debasis
Venkat: going great. Happy Testing and more posts on my blog these days.
Venkat: That’s interesting. let me ask you some stuff on Testing
Venkat: what’s the role of testing [...]

JavaNCSS – A source metric suite for Java

March 15, 2007

I have been looking after LOC counters to capture some metrics of the source code and found that JavaNCSS is a good match.
What is JavaNCSS ?
JavaNCSS is a command line utility which measures some standard source code metrics for the Java programming language. The metrics are collected globally, for each class and/or for each [...]

Testing Magazines

March 14, 2007

Testing Magazines helps us to know the latest trends / happenings around the industry. These will list the methodologies, tools, techniques, expert talks and some of the best practices that are useful to the testing community.
Through this post, I would like to list the magazines that are useful. I have been following through the below [...]

Tester is not a Quality Police

March 9, 2007

The perception from most of the management is that the Testers are the quality police for the products / projects that they develop. This is true for most of the companies where there is no Quality Assurance group.
What do i mean by a Quality Police ?

Is the requirements freeze done for the product
Did we write [...]