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Dirty Testing Secrets: Testing in Half the Time?
The 7th Cambridge Exploratory Workshop on Testing (CEWT) took place to the topic of “Dirty Testing Secrets”. The organisers wanted to know whether there were things that might “horrify” or “upset” when becoming public, and given CEWT is a peer … Continue reading →
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putzerfisch - thoughts on testing 