Friday, 5 November 2010

The Cartoon tester talks about testing

I'm off to expo:QA'10 very soon! The s/w testing conference is in Madrid which is very special to me as I lived there for around 8 years during the 80s/90s. I can't wait to visit the place and listen to people talk about testing in my native language (as well as the chance to eat real food, you can't beat churros con chocolate).

Here's a cartoon I made for the conference...

Posted by Andy Glover

9 comments:

  1. Stephen Hill5 November 2010 at 05:29

    I wonder if there was a similar conversation yesterday on board the Qantas flight from LHR to SYD as they took off from SIN! Oh the irony if there were...

    Great example of how 'test everything fully' is impossible Andy! Enjoy ExpoQA.

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  2. Andy Glover5 November 2010 at 05:55

    I didn't know about that flight. I should probably check the news before I post any cartoons.

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  3. Phil Ruse5 November 2010 at 06:44

    "You've a pretty good chance of reaching your destination"

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  4. DiscoveredTester8 November 2010 at 06:24

    Not sure if its normal, but had to click on the image to see the entire cartoon as it was partially cut off on my desktop's screen.

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  5. Andy Glover9 November 2010 at 01:52

    Veretax, thanks for the info. I for this post, I added the cartoon in a slightly different way. I probably go back to the way I used to do it.

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  6. Unknown9 November 2010 at 13:24

    Great! ;) Very beautiful!

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  7. Unknown10 November 2010 at 11:13

    That's true, Andy made the cartoon well before the Qantas glitch...
    Raynald Korchia

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  8. Shiva Mathivanan29 November 2010 at 23:20

    An exemplary question which every tester should ask:

    OK, Do YOU REALLY THINK THIS PLANE WAS TESTED WITH TODAY'S EXACT WHETHER CONDITIONS WITH THE WEIGHT OF PASSENGERS AND LUGGAGE? I DOUBT IT. AND THAT'S NOT ALL...

    I Like it :)

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  9. Fervent Testers20 January 2011 at 00:05

    That was wonderful.

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