JonMQuigley
06-28-2017, 05:59 PM
I follow a gentleman John Cutler (found on Twitter @johncuttlefish (https://twitter.com/johncutlefish)). He writes interesting topics and ideas regarding product development. You will likely see more of his work on this site since I largely enjoy what he has to say and sometimes see things different enough to make an interesting conversation or discussion, albeit virtually- at least in the instance.
There has been an interesting discussion on Twitter about testing, and the graphic below illustrates one of those topics - Why we write "tickets"
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Why do we make tickets? I will lead off by saying these defect reports can be analyzed to glean information about the systems that developed the product - this includes the development and the testing components of the development.
Why do we make tickets? Tell me what you think and let's discuss.
There has been an interesting discussion on Twitter about testing, and the graphic below illustrates one of those topics - Why we write "tickets"
6
Why do we make tickets? I will lead off by saying these defect reports can be analyzed to glean information about the systems that developed the product - this includes the development and the testing components of the development.
Why do we make tickets? Tell me what you think and let's discuss.