Sirius Ruminations
The official blog of David Gilbert and Sirius SQA
Who We Are
David Gilbert is the President and principal consultant at Sirius SQA. He has been testing software for over 10 years. A member of the context driven school of testing, he is a strong and outspoken advocate for the value of manual software testing, exploratory testing, and testing as a thinking profession.
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- @mheusser There is nothing wrong with eating a bagel alone; Now, if you eat the entire box of doughnuts alone, THAT is a problem...
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This morning, I am sitting here writing a blog about tool blindness.
I am writing this blog, because I have the time to do it.
I have the time to do it, because my test environment is down.
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Last week, I went to the Better Software Conference in Vegas.  I hate Vegas; but that’s not what this is about, the title notwithstanding.
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Last week, I was driving around, and my 7 year old daughter was in the back seat with me. We were chatting as we drove along (her mind tends to wander and bounce around) when she suddenly made some comment about something she had observed. I was immediately struck with the depth of insight her comment carried with it, and thought to myself, “Oh, I must write a blog about that – that is so relevant to what we do!â€
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A few weeks ago, at StarEast, I was talking with Antony Marcano and Rob Sabourin about agile processes, and asked a question that has become a perrennial favorite; Can you be agile if you are not creating and executing loads of automated unit tests?
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The right tool, for the right job, at the right time
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