thoughts from the test eye

A few of you know that I have been working on a very powerful tool for software testing. Bad news first: It is only for Windows and web services, it is self-signed, and it requires LLM credits for full effect.Good news: It is free, it empowers testers to test faster and better, and it contains […]

I have for a long time felt that something is wrong with the established software testing theories; on test design tutorials I only recognize a small part of the test design I live in. So it felt like a revelation when I read Gerd Gigerenzer’s Adaptive Thinking where he describes his tools-to-theories heuristic, which says […]