Brian Marick

Brian Marick

Brian Marick
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Brian Marick has worked in testing since 1981. He concentrates on testing in Agile projects. Brian founded Testing Foundations: Consulting in Software Testing in 1992. He is the author of The Craft of Software Testing and Everyday Scripting with Ruby.

My Contributions

Seven Years Later: What the Agile Manifesto Left Out
Agile Addendums
Evidence for Evolution
The Power of Persuasion
Software Is a Service
Is the Pope a Bachelor?—Why Examples are Most Important
Sustainable Change
Bridging the Gap Between Disciplines: Software Testing and UX Design
The Accountability of Visibility
The Expert as Impediment
The Power of Two
Honeybees, Blimps, and Lava Lamps
Welcome, Programmers
Bringing Joy to Your Job
Is That a Fact?
Don't Beg to Differ
The Many Faces of Quality
Behind the Screens
Tacit Knowledge
Practical Career Advancement
A Rush to Judgement
Process and Personality
The Shopping Cart Delusion
Bypassing the GUI
Tinkerable Software
Bugs Beneath the Surface
A Test Manager's Resource Bank
Faults of Omission
The Spirit of the Times
Automating Testing
Speaking of Quality
A Study in Failures
The Two Bugs
Why Testers Should Care About Patterns
Know Thy User
I am a Bug, and Refactoring
A Cautionary Tale
My Next Mission (And How You Might Benefit from It)
Finding Patterns in Software
Welcome to Software Testing and Quality Engineering
What's in a Name?
Quality Assurance and Testing
Normal Processes
Finding Answers on the Net
Tinkerable Software
Agile Development
When Should a Test Be Automated?

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