Tag Archives: QA

Software Bugs, Crawling Everywhere

Posted on March 24, 2009 by Tim King

Software developers have a wonderful explanation for why there are so, so many software bugs. Unfortunately, it’s a highly technical explanation that’s very difficult for the layman to understand. I’ll try to summarize, but be aware that the following is … Continue reading →

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Manual Test-First

Posted on April 10, 2006 by Tim King

Working on a team that’s not yet onto the value of unit testing, I frequently encounter what Michael Feathers calls “legacy code.” It is not unit-tested and can’t be. That doesn’t mean I need to forget test-first.

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