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Unjust Deserts[magazine] Collaborative projects are a cornerstone of Agile development, but how can you recognize individuals for team work without spoiling team unity? Learn how to dole out praise and rewards without leaving a bad taste in everyone's mouth. |
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Don't Just Break Software. Make Software[magazine] What if, instead of using tests to try to break software, we used tests to make software? That's the vision of storytest-driven development. We spoke to people who spend each day turning wishful thinking into working products. Find out how they do it. |
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Traditional–With a Twist[magazine] For some, a radical shift to Agile is out of the question. That doesn't mean that you can't take little pieces of the Agile philosophy and incorporate them into your traditional development scheme. Find out how even small changes can bring about big improvements. |
Peter Schuh
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Web Application Performance Testing with the Open Source Hyades Project[presentation] What if you could build and run multi-user performance tests with a free, open source tool? |
Jeff Robbins, IBM Rational Software Group
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Why Software Quality Assurance Practices Become Evil![presentation] Are your organization's software quality assurance practices (SQA) working well? Would some developers even say they cause discomfort or are destructive? |
Gregory Pope, Univ. of California / Lawrence Livermore National Laboritory
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Fault Injection to Stress Test Windows Applications[presentation] Testing an application's robustness and tolerance for failures in its natural environment can be difficult or impossible. |
Herbert Thompson, Security Innovation
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Preventing Web Service Security Breaches[presentation] Because Web services are especially vulnerable to security breaches, verifying the integrity of Web services is critical to successful deployment. |
Gary Brunell, ParaSoft Corporation
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Planned Chaos: Malicious Test Day[presentation] In a test and verification organization, it can be easy to fall into predictable ruts and miss finding important defects. |
Ted Rivera, Tivoli/IBM Quality Assurance
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Influencing Others: Business Speak for Testers[presentation] One of the major goals of testing is to provide information to decision-makers about the quality of the product under test and the risks of releasing or not releasing the software. |
Esther Derby, Esther Derby Associates Inc
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STAREAST 2004: Model-Based Testing for Java and Web-Based GUI Applications[presentation] Model-based testing for Java applications is difficult with many of the tools existing today, thus requiring a scripting language that allows for the creation and manipulation of complex data structures and more. |
Jeff Feldstein, Cisco Systems Inc.
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Looking Past "The Project" with Open-Source Tools[presentation] It is often difficult for testers and test teams to look beyond their current project. However, software test automation works best within frameworks that address all projects not just one. |
Carl Nagle, SAS Institute Inc
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Testing Web Services Interoperability[presentation] If your development organization is developing Web services because you want independence across languages and platforms, you'll need to undertake serious interoperability testing. |
John Scarborough, Disha Technologies Inc.
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Quality Metrics for Testers: Evaluating Our Products -- Evaluating Ourselves[presentation] Most programmers learn very little about testing techniques in school. This has a ripple effect through the software development cycle, often leaving quality issues until too late in the project. |
Lee Copeland, Software Quality Engineering
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Enabling Technologies for Outsourced Testing[presentation] The outsourcing of test case development, automation, and execution presents opportunities for some organizations seeking new sources of competitive advantage. |
Rob Spade, Lumenare Networks
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User Community Modeling Language (UCML) for Performance Testing Workloads[presentation] Performance testers use various methods to describe user workloads-scenarios, operational profiles, and more. Understanding these workloads and accurately simulating them is one key to developing useful performance tests. |
Scott Barber, Authentec
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