[cfaussie] Re: Formal Testing (was: Hack ColdFusion Application)

2007-05-16 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi There One place i work with spend a very long and labourious time creating test docs, use cases and scenarios, which in my eyes are pointless for the size of the sites and software we were creating. After all, the developer should test that the software works when they develop it. The test

[cfaussie] Re: Formal Testing (was: Hack ColdFusion Application)

2007-05-03 Thread Seona Bellamy
On 04/05/07, Chris Velevitch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 5/2/07, Mike Kear [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Isn't testing work worth the hire? Shouldnt they get paid regardless? Mike comments brings up an interesting thought: who is doing formal testing and employs testers (either full time or on

[cfaussie] Re: Formal Testing (was: Hack ColdFusion Application)

2007-05-03 Thread Rod Higgins
Hi Chris, We employ a staff member to test every application before it is released. Most larger applications we develop run through a pilot program with a UAT document. The UAT usually incorporates functionality and usability and checks for the odd bug that escaped the developer But really