About
We are three former colleagues that started working with software testing in the late 90’s.
Besides several years of tester experience, we have also worked as project managers, team leaders, technical staff, interaction designers, localization engineers, test managers.
Running a blog together is a good way to keep in touch and also sharpen our minds at the same time.
We love testing and we love talking about it.
Best regards,
Rikard, Henrik, Martin
Update 2010-05-25: We have now invited some of our friends that we think will contribute to the blog in a positive way. (See below for presentations).
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In love with Cem Kaner; member of the context-driven school of testing; likes the “ARxTA” approach; eats vegetarian food; creates electronic music; watch football; digs the work of Cem Kaner, Jerry Weinberg, James Bach, Michael Bolton, Edward de Bono, Tom DeMarco & Timothy Lister; lives in Karlstad, Sweden; loves software testing…
Arranging Let’s Test conference in 2012 – www.lets-test.com
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One of the best testers in northern Europe using a holistic-subjective approach to software testing, with a fondness for creative test ideas.
Have studied philosophy (fan of Kierkegaards subjectivity), writes child songs on guitar, bakes sourdough bread.
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A strong supporter of the context-driven school. Is interested in most aspects of testing (management, planning, execution etc). While not testing he is cooking, working on his 100-year old house and spending time with his wife, son and daughter. Martin probably has the best forehand throw in Ultimate Frisbee.
For more detailed information see my linkedin profile.
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Torbjörn Ryber
He was one of the first people to take the ISEB practitioner certificate in Sweden. A few years after that he took the Rapid Software Testing class with James Bach and had a revelation of what really good testing was all about. He is the author of the book Essential Software Test Design and a former chairman of SAST in Stockholm. Recently stayed up all night with colleague Pablo drinking red wine and playing music and ended up buying a ukulele. Owner of some 400 dice and uses the dice game in his testing classes.