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Perfect Software And Other Illusions About Testing
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Everyone has a role to play in software testing-even people outside a project team. Testers, developers, managers, customers, and users shape the process and results of testing, often unwittingly. Rather than continue to generate stacks of documents and fuel animosity, testers can cultivate rich opportunities and relationships by integrating an effective testing mentality into any process.Jerry Weinberg, author of "The Psychology of Computer Programming" and more than forty nonfiction books, sets out to disprove destructive notions about testing and testers in "Perfect Software: And Other Illusions About Testing".Avoiding a dry textbook treatment of a highly technical pursuit, Weinberg provides clear problem solving advice in plain language, suitable for managers, customers, and users as well as developers and testers. Real-world software and management conflicts play out and instruct through short stories and retrospective Common Mistakes sections. We test because people are not perfect, and sim-ply testing 'more' does not guarantee better quality. This book guides test strategy development that's scalable for any project. Topics include: Why not just test everything?Information immunity; What makes a test 'good'? Major fallacies about testing; Determining significance; Testing without machinery; and, much more!
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I really enjoyed reading this book. Enlightening on the real purpose of software testing, it will help any project manager on better planning for tests and to make the most out of it.
I would encourage anyone involved in software development, at any level, to read this book.
I would encourage anyone involved in software development, at any level, to read this book.
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This book concludes more of 50 years of testing experience. However, this book is not intended for Software Testers to read it, since most of the content a software tester will already know or have experienced by himself. As the introductionary chapters state this is a book that Software Testers should buy in order to give them to their misled managers, their programmer colleagues or their project managers to understand common fallacies.
Topics covered in the book include the psychological side of software developed, common fallacaies regarding the testing process in software development projects and scams that most testers fall in. The teachings of Weinberg are completed with case studies from his experiences of over 50 years of software testing. Jerry tidies up with all-too-common perspectives of software testing as just "banging keys" and gives a very more detailed insight into what software (should) mean.
Like software does not get perfect through testing, there is one drawback with this book. Jerry cites James Bach a lot. This makes the statements seem as if they do not come from Jerry by himself. On the other hand those who know about the work from Weinberg, know that he has pretty more to say about it.
Topics covered in the book include the psychological side of software developed, common fallacaies regarding the testing process in software development projects and scams that most testers fall in. The teachings of Weinberg are completed with case studies from his experiences of over 50 years of software testing. Jerry tidies up with all-too-common perspectives of software testing as just "banging keys" and gives a very more detailed insight into what software (should) mean.
Like software does not get perfect through testing, there is one drawback with this book. Jerry cites James Bach a lot. This makes the statements seem as if they do not come from Jerry by himself. On the other hand those who know about the work from Weinberg, know that he has pretty more to say about it.
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Herr Weinberg erzählt ein paar "Geschichten aus seiner Praxis", wobei die so überspitzt sind, das nun wirklich niemand mehr drüber lacht. Vor ein paar Jahren, ja, vielleicht, aber mal ehrlich, wie oft haben wir schon gehört, dass das Management nicht versteht, dass man "alles testen" kann? Traurig trifft man das tatsächlich (selten) noch an, aber drüber schreiben muss man nicht noch mal.
Für Tester ist das Buch absolut ungeeignet, da gibt es nichts zu lernen.
Für Manager? Vielleicht, wenn sie Null IT-Ahnung haben und keinen PL, der es ihnen beibringt...
Für Tester ist das Buch absolut ungeeignet, da gibt es nichts zu lernen.
Für Manager? Vielleicht, wenn sie Null IT-Ahnung haben und keinen PL, der es ihnen beibringt...
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