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A jotter about software testing enriched with cartoons. Texts and cartoons by Torsten J. Zelger

Sunday, December 23, 2018

Persistent Positive Thinking

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Labels: accident, almost there, car accident, cartoon, classic car, côte d'azur, dreamroad, mountain, old car, oldtimer, persistent positive, positive thinking, shortcut, software test, street, zelger

Thursday, December 13, 2018

Confetti User Stories

Finding the right balance between "too big" and "too small" isn't easy sometimes.
Posted by T.J. at Thursday, December 13, 2018 No comments:
Labels: agile, confetti, planning, quality, scrum, size, snippets, software testing cartoons, the right size, user-stories, user-story
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It all started with a Commodore C128 with which I developed a simple ordering software that I used at my first company, a wholesaler of sports goods. It was no rocket science, but it was the trigger for me to slip into the IT Business right after I came back from Swiss Military. I never left IT business since. I scripted DCL (VAX/VMS), REXX (IBM) at a big pharmaceutical company, then studied Computer Science at ISBE (Bern, Switzerland), graduated with BSc and became a C++ software developer while working for a big and well known Swiss banking company. After a short sniff into the consulting world, I discovered the fascinating world of testing and test automation. It started with Rational Robot, then I switched to using InCisif (a Canadian solution), SOAPUI and Selenium/C#. Besides work, I am drawing cartoons about software testing. Some of the early cartoons had been published in US magazines but I never made a business of it. I am not spending too much time making a cartoon look perfect. I did not study arts or anything similar. I have a job as a quality manager and technical test analyst. This is where inspiration mainly comes from. Have fun!
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