I rediscovered one of my favorite articles on software testing today at work whilst cleaning out my bookmarks. How many test cases can you write for a stapler? Destined to be a future interview question.
« Security Concern When Implementing Unicode | Main | Mamma Mia Closing in Toronto »
March 15, 2005
TrackBack
TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00d83455b0b969e200d8354433e069e2
Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Testing a Stapler:
The comments to this entry are closed.
My Photos
Recent Reading
- Liu & Albitz: DNS and BIND
Very well written, very thorough. - Greg Egan: Schild's Ladder
Ouch! My brain hurts from the quantum weirdness. Some neat ideas, but doesn't hold up to the standard set by Diaspora. - David Brin: Startide Rising
Always a joy to re-read an old favourite. - Greg Egan: Permutation City
Wow! An instant favourite. This, combined with Diaspora, are the best depiction of life-as-software that I have ever seen. - Bill Bryson: A Short History of Nearly Everything
A very entertaining tour through the history of science. Good for the general reader.
Personal Blogs I Read
- Brandon Sawh
- Erik Johnson
- Justen Bennett
- Mike Gordon
- Mike Horler
Mike Horler's travels - Paul Rivait
- Paul Saguil
- Stephen Bradley
Tech Blogs I Read
- Brian Marick's Exploration Through Example
- Bruce Schneier
A weblog covering security and security technology. - Eric Lippert
- The Daily WTF
- Wes Moxam
Comments