More how-to’s, and a few “who’s who” lists, for SoftwareQualityConnection. What Medieval Castles can teach you about Web Security, May 2012 25 Agilists to Follow on Twitter, May 2011 Three […]
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Better Software Magazine and it’s subsidiaries, Stickyminds/Techwell:
Understanding Whole Team Testing (link to entire issue), Better Software Magazine, January, 2014 Considering the Modern Technology Career, Stickyminds.com, also Techwell, September 2012 Serious Acceptance Checking, Stickyminds.com, also Techwell, May […]
Personal Finance and Travel Writing
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 […]
This Week in Software Testing (A Podcast):
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:
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 […]
Video — and people who ask Matt things:
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 […]
Leading the Way and Guide to Promotion Boards:
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 […]
Tea-Time With Testers:
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
Everything Else:
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, […]
The New New Thing at Excelon
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 […]
Let’s call the calling-off off
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 […]
How to Reduce the Cost of Software Testing
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 […]
The Clean Coder
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, […]
Beautiful Testing
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 […]
Your name in print – in STQA Magazine!
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 […]
What Matt Is Up To
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 […]
Meetup in NYC – Next Week!
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 […]
Back from Vacation, Plus More Articles!
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 […]
… I told you it would get better
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 […]
An Interview on Craft Academy … and more!
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 […]