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December 26, 2011  7:15 PM

Can a Tester be Called Anti Coder



Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
code, coder, coding, developer, programmer, tester, testing

Shall we treat tester as a code destroyer? If on one hand a developer develops a code, a tester always tries to find out the holes in the pot. That is where a conflict on personal level originates when a programmer or coder takes it too personal by getting faults being found out in the code written...

June 30, 2011  5:38 PM

Seven Blogs In A Row On SDLC Software Development Life Cycle



Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
coding, SDLC, software design, software development, software requirement, testing

I think anybody who is in software industry must be familiar with the complete lifecycle of software. Here is a treat of seven blogs in a row on the same very subject of SDLC – that is software development lifecycle. 1.


January 5, 2010  12:08 PM

An orthodox software project scenario



Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
Bug, coder, coding, developer, Development, project management, software, Software Project, tester, testing

In most of the orthodox software project scenarios software testing is a late entry. Mostly testing starts when the coding is finished. The concept of complete code testing prevails where the testers are assumed to conduct testing on the product once it is...


December 7, 2009  10:00 AM

Eight Goal Settings for Software Developers



Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
coder, coding, developer, Development, goal setting, Project, software, tester, testing

As discussed in previous post, goal setting is a chain reaction. Goal setting by one will definitely force another to set their goal as it is obvious to happen in a team. Project management is a team effort. Like in football, a pass by center to forward enables him to shoot a...


October 19, 2009  10:00 AM

How to predict the number of bugs in the next code of a programmer



Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
Bug, bug report, code, coding, programmer, programming, Project, project management, Software Project, tester, testing

You have a programmer who is writing codes for years that comes to you for testing. The programmer might be coding for a number of projects simultaneously or sequentially. Similar would be the case with you. You would be testing a number of projects simultaneously or one after the other. By now...


October 14, 2009  10:00 AM

20 gems for project managers



Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
Bug, bug report, coder, coding, developer, Development, programmer, programming, project manager, quality, software, Software Project, technical knowledge, tester, testing

1. A project manager is always right 2. Quality is seriously maintained by developers while developing software 3. A separate set of people (quality control or testers) is not required to take care of the software produced or developed 4. Testers don’t do any substantial value addition in...


September 14, 2009  1:00 PM

Ten facts (or myths) about developers and testers



Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
Bug, business needs, business requirement, code, coding, customer requirement, developer, software, software code, Software tester, software testing

We all know developers and testers both have a tough job all the time. Developers have a key role in developing the software as per customer requirements embedding customer’s business needs into it. Similarly testers have to put all their efforts in ensuring that the software is matching customer...


July 20, 2009  10:00 AM

Responsibility of a tester – a different perspective



Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
bugs report, code writing, coding, customer requirement, developer, Development, development team, product quality, project management, QC, quality, software product, Software Project, software quality, test case, test report, tester, testing report

The responsibility of a tester is to ensure the peace of mind of the end users who are going to use the software product. Another target should be to safeguard customer's investment in the product. In order to discharge this responsibility, the tester should focus all his skills on understanding...


February 11, 2009  11:04 AM

Project Management – Tasks vs. Milestones



Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
coder, coding, developer, Development, PM, programmer, programming, project completion, Project Development, project management, project manager, project milestone, project progress, project task, Software Project, software team, technical

A new project is always divided into small tasks and based on the resources available, the task(s) are allocated to individuals by the project manager (PM). A simple metrics is important to follow to monitor (and manger) the completion of tasks and thereby figuring out at any moment of time – the...


February 9, 2009  9:55 AM

Mr. PM, what metrics you use for measuring “Task Completion”



Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
coder, coding, developer, Development, PM, programmer, programming, project completion, project management, project manager, project metrics, project progress, Project Status, project task, Software Project

It is not important what metrics you (the project manager) use, because unless and until you understand the meaning of “task” and “task completion”, you can’t get into the mode of monitoring and measuring it. The progress (or completion) project as a whole is measurable only if it is...


January 30, 2009  10:03 AM

TDD requires an extra punch of coding



Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
acceptance testing, Bug, coding, developer, software, software logic, Test Driven Development, tester, testing, unit testing, • TDD

TDD is test driven development in which the developers coding efforts become manifold. It is not only the development coding that developer has to write. Along with the requirements coding, the developer has to write code for the testing of each of the logic he has built in the product. It is more...


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