Comments on: Testing is Interdisciplinary http://marlenacompton.com/?p=545 Testing and Coding...Concurrently Wed, 01 Sep 2010 21:44:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: marlena http://marlenacompton.com/?p=545&cpage=1#comment-499 marlena Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:53:15 +0000 http://marlenacompton.com/?p=545#comment-499 I have read some, not all, of "Lessons Learned in Software Testing," and feel myself well matched with this perspective on testing. My evolution as a tester has crossed paths with the context-driven school in an almost organic way, and I look forward to their continued influence. Now that I have an awareness about "context," I'm interested in how their methodology will co-mingle with my own. I have read some, not all, of “Lessons Learned in Software Testing,” and feel myself well matched with this perspective on testing.

My evolution as a tester has crossed paths with the context-driven school in an almost organic way, and I look forward to their continued influence. Now that I have an awareness about “context,” I’m interested in how their methodology will co-mingle with my own.

]]> By: Markus Gärtner http://marlenacompton.com/?p=545&cpage=1#comment-498 Markus Gärtner Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:22:19 +0000 http://marlenacompton.com/?p=545#comment-498 If you have read "Lessons Learned in Software Testing", which seems to have become the origin of the context-driven school, you will notice that the authors might share your claim. Thanks for sharing your insights. If you have read “Lessons Learned in Software Testing”, which seems to have become the origin of the context-driven school, you will notice that the authors might share your claim.

Thanks for sharing your insights.

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