TL;DR: the post itself isn’t that long… the comments make it a long (but fun) read. Last week Rik Marselis send me an email pointing me to an article with the title “The adaptability of a percepti...

This blog post was originally written as an column for www.testnewsonline.com (English) and www.testnieuws.nl (Dutch). On this blog I recently wrote about my meeting with James Bach with the provo...

Wednesday 9th: Let’s Test day 3: sessions Keynote Scott Barber Last day of this awesome conference. Because we went to bed quite late (or early, it depends how you look at it), I was a bit hungov...

Tuesday 8th May: Let’s Test day 2: Sessions Keynote Rob Sabourin After a “tired” but funny introduction by Paul “Hungover” Holland, Rob Sabourin climbed the stage to do a great keynote titled “El...

Monday May 7th: Let’s Test Tutorial day Ola opened the conference officially with this great song by one of my favorite bands. When the music started I looked around the grand hall to see where ...

The world of software testing is changing and Context-driven testing (CDT) is upcoming. In the USA it is better known and more applied than with us in Europe. Overseas in the USA the Association fo...

Yesterday I had diner with James Bach, Pascal Dufour and my testing buddy Jean-Paul. After picking James up from Schiphol airport, we took him to his hotel and after that we had diner. An enjoyable...

Last week I organized a Testing Dojo. I wanted to try a dojo for a long time and I was quite disappointed that Markus Gärtner was ill at Agile Testing Days so the testing dojos were cancelled. What...

I know, I am way too late to wish you a happy new year. But I wish you a very happy new year anyway! This year will be a very busy one for me. To create some overview for myself, I created a mindma...

This is the third and last part on the theme “How to become a software testing expert.” Part 1 “You can learn testing!” can be found here and Part 2 “What makes a good tester?” is here. This blog ...