I'm Tired of Finding Bugs

Better Software Magazine
Finding bugs is important, but preventing them is better.
By
Alan Page
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September 5, 2006
Volume-Issue: 
2006-08
Article Summary: 

After thirteen years as a tester, Alan Page is tired of finding bugs. While he still enjoys testing, he'd rather the bugs be prevented altogether. Read his article to find out how increase quality and decrease bugs earlier in the cycle.

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