I talked at TestBash about context-driven testing in agile. I my talk I said that I refuse to do bad work. Adam Knight wrote a great blog post “Knuckling Down” about this: “One of the messages that...

Via Twitter Helena Jeret-Mäe asked this question: “What are your criteria for professionalism for testers in CDT community?”. Later via Email she updated her question to: “So the updated version of...

Wanna know why I am context-driven? This is the first blog in the series “Why am I Context-driven”. In this series every member of DEWT writes a personal story on why he or she is context-driven. ...

This are my sketchnotes from DEWT4. The central theme of the fourth DEWT peer conference was “Teaching Software Testing”. Click the images to view them full size.

Recently I saw this tweet: “a lot of testers don’t consider alternatives because they don’t know them”. It was a reaction in a discussion about a Dutch article with the title „The days of the ‘Dutc...

On October 23 DEWT and James Bach met in Dordrecht to talk about testing. The subject was “What is context-driven testing?” and more specific “How do you recognize a context-driven presentation?”. ...

To help the Dutch community evolve to learn, think and do more skilled testing I want to advocate interesting stuff to read to the community. But what should a tester read? Earlier I published a li...

I love to read and I own many books on testing, software, management and other stuff that relates to my work. But what should a tester read? On this blog I recommend several books in my great reso...

Normally, I do not blog about personal, non-testing related stuff. But this blog post is different. If you are not interested in my personal emotions and private life, no problem at all, I understa...

Here are the sketchnotes I made during DEWT3 with the thema “Systems Thinking”. Click the images to view them full size. Experience reports are here. Comments from the original Wordpres...