Blogging on personal finance, investing, and travel 5 Forgotten Places in Salem, Oregon, Flightnetwork.com 5 More Ways To Live Below Your Means (Adaptu.com), August 2011 Credit Card Conundrum (Adaptu.com), July […]
Two years of audio interviews with some of, as my producer claims, the best and brightest minds in the world of software testing. (Hey, he said it, not me.) Podcasting […]
Blogging about software development. Something old, a few things new(er), nothing borrowed, nothing blue. I think. Maybe the hyperlinks. Community Blogging at SoftwareTestPro.com, Fall 2009-Current Uncharted Waters for ITKnowledgeExchange.com, Summer 2011-Current 21st […]
Come hear what Matt has to say! These are times he is interviewed or recorded. Interview With An Expert: Matthew Heusser, Better Software Magazine, November 2013 (On the page numbered […]
Matt’s writings on military science, mostly for Cadets in Civil Air Patrol, a decade before he became a consultant. Intro (Actually I): Introduction Issue II: The Myth of False Militarism […]
Matt has also done some writing for Tea-Time with Testers, and Indiana test magazine Interview with a Heusser, (On Pg. 53) Professionalism in Software (On Pg. 25), September 2011
Writing for CIO.com, Dr Dobbs, The Software Development Times, and anyone else who would have us 5 Hidden Gem Parks Near Washington DC, MyFlightNetwork.com, Jun 2017 #NoEstimates In Action, CIO.com, […]
It’s been an amazing couple of weeks, include a week working from home, a weekend in New Orleans, Louisiana, for a board meeting for the Association for Software Testing, the […]
There’s been a fair bit of discussion lately on the test-o-sphere about the status and the future of context-driven testing. I believe Scott Barber has provided the best overview, and […]
Plenty of software testing books tell you how to test well; this one tells you how to do it while decreasing your testing budget. A series of essays written by […]
In 2008, Matt acted as a peer reviewer for “Clean Code“, by Robert C. “Unclebob” Martin, a book about the intricate details of software construction. It is a good book, […]
Matt contributed a chapter to this collection of essays in 2009. From the publisher: Successful software depends as much on scrupulous testing as it does on solid architecture or elegant […]
Each issue in STQA Magazine we have an interview column that features questions from the readers and the greater intarwebs – it’s called “Ask the Test Expert.” This next two […]
It’s been a busy couple of months. Test Coach Camp Heats Up First off, Test Coach Camp has reached it’s a viable number of applicants. It is on. The most […]
I’ll be in New York City Next week; there is a software testers meetup including a dinner sponsored by the Financial Services Special Interest Group (SIG) of the Association for […]
It’s been a little quiet around here at Creative Chaos lately. Let me tell you a little bit about what’s been going on behind the scenes. First, I just got […]
The Association for Software Testing recently announced a 2012 Grant Program designed to advance the cause of testing at local user groups and events. Want to invite a speaker on […]
The folks at Informit.com recently published my interview with Ken Auer, master instructor at RoleModel Software Craft Academy. We think you’ll like it. Speaking of publishing, I’m in December Issue […]
Three weeks ago, I helped break the news that Conference for the Association for Software Testing (CAST 2012) would be in San Jose, California, July 16-18, and the CAST 2012 […]
Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, you probably know that CAST 2012 is the Conference for the Association for Software Testing. What you might not know is the exact […]
