Pair programming, also known as pairing or “dynamic duo” model is not a new concept, and it was pioneered by C/C++ guru P.J. Plauger (Scott W. Ambler, Larry Constantine, 2001). This practice consists of two developers working together off of a single screen: one is the driver, who actively codes, whereas the other, the navigator, […]
Archives for October 2020
Rik Marselis: My Experience at a EuroSTAR online conference
Rik Marselis: My Experience at a EuroSTAR online conference Curious about what’s coming up at EuroSTAR 2020 Online? How it all works? How you’ll connect with people on a virtual platform? We asked our programme chair Rik Marselis to tell us his experience from the Test & Quality Summit, a EuroSTAR-organised conference we held in September. Here’s what Rik had to say: The Test & Quality Summit was the first time I used the Hopin online conference platform (where EuroSTAR will also take place) – […]
Introduction to Exploratory Testing
Exploratory Testing Although test automation is the biggest trend in software testing right now, only focusing your strategy on automation isn’t going to guarantee you a fool-proof QA process. By diversifying your testing strategy with different methods, you’ll be able to cover more ground (i.e. untested code) and more unexpected discrepancies to your code and product. Exploratory […]
6 strategies for building AI-based software
Building AI-based software Developing software that incorporates artificial intelligence (AI) can be unpredictable, and you need a unique set of knowledge and skills to code, test, and make sense of the data. What’s more, tuning the system can take time, and the decisions AI-based software makes can sometimes be difficult to explain. My organization specializes in developing software […]