James Marcus Bach

@jamesmarcusbach

I teach and practice critical thinking about technology. Creator of Rapid Software Testing methodology.

Eastsound, WA
satisfice.com
Se unió en febrero de 2009
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  1. retwitteó
    8 dic.
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    It's a master class. I had high expectations but got my mind blown away with class. Highly recommend it to any professional tester out there. P.S. February is almost full so hurry up!

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    2 dic.

    What a fantastic session we had yesterday. 🤩 Thank you so much for not only answering questions of our Tribe for like almost three straight hours, but also speaking with them afterwards. 😍 You are amazing. 🙌🏻

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  3. 29 nov.

    The site won't let me purchase from it, and gives no reason beyond a generic error. Also, they provide no way to contact them. I'm sick of Micky Mouse e-commerce!

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    30 oct.
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    It's not a problem if they're up front about it. My recent criticism got triggered by 's story, which seemed shady. And shady shit gets called out so the market can handle it. ;)

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  5. 30 oct.

    There is a much bigger problem than and that is that nearly all conference talks about software testing are terrible and conference organizers do nothing about it.

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  6. 30 oct.

    Swiss Testing Days requiring vendors to buy mandatory sponsorships is a bizarre money grab.

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  7. 30 oct.

    I have been apparently blackballed by several conferences for what I consider petty and unbusinesslike reasons, yet I completely support their right to deny their customers the benefit of my wisdom. Conferences are not public property, they express the values of their organizers.

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  8. 30 oct.

    I personally only speak at conferences if I am paid or if I am asked very nicely by a friend, or if I otherwise want to . If I decide to pay to speak that is my own business.

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  9. 30 oct.

    I don’t see a problem with conferences. It seems to me that is the free market at work. Any who wants to offer an alternative can certainly start their own conference. YouTube means everyone gets to be a speaker, anyway.

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  10. retwitteó
    30 oct.

    If you disagree with ’s conference Swiss Testing Day have speakers from “Service Companies” buy a mandatory sponsorship, please sign this petition:

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  11. retwitteó
    17 oct.

    Ready for bed after a great evening with lots of discussions among peers about test. Honored to have as guest. (from left:) , , Rebecca, , myself, Magnus, , James, Martin

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  12. retwitteó
    15 oct.
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    Gandalf has very strong opinions about how shallow checking can be used to produce nothing but comforting whispers in the ears of the stakeholders.

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  13. 14 oct.

    So, Michael and I want to characterize the difference between excellent checking and the perfunctory kind, in terms of the process required to achieve it.

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  14. 14 oct.

    . suggested the term "deep checking" today, to describe cleverly designed checks that monitor systems for important disturbances. Not the same as shallow automated checking thoughtlessly slathered over the product.

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  15. 14 oct.

    Thank you, Schneider Electric, for posting documentation of the STR150 on your site so that I could hack my hotel room to be more comfortable. Technophobes don't deserve air conditioning that works!

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  16. 13 oct.

    Depicted: Otto Lilienthal (who died flying that craft) Credit: Wright Brothers (nothing to do with Lilienthal) Quote by: Victor Hugo (who knew nothing about airplanes)

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  17. retwitteó
    13 oct.

    These last 3 days I had the opportunity to attend to Rapid Software Testing Course with James Bach! What an amazing, challenging, intense and inspiring experience! Thanks for your encouraging words! You also almost made me cry at the end of the course, ! :)

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  18. 13 oct.

    Any time a tester says he likes to “break” the product I substitute the word “challenge.” This transforms it from a false statement to a true statement that matches the intent of the original.

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  19. 9 oct.

    This talk is well worth seeing.

    I'll be speaking about Continuous at 2018 . So happy and honored to be a part of the program! Let me know if you're planning to attend the conference - I can get you a discount code!
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  20. 2 oct.

    I am heading to Porto tonight to do some more teaching. Portugal is a new country for me.

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