If you don’t get the “irony” of this cartoon you should definitely read this book: “Perfect Software and other illusions about testing”. It comes highly recommended (I’ve read it twice and I will read it again soon).
BTW… this cartoon was originally inspired by Rosie, the creator of Software Testing Club… don’t know why she would come up with a cartoon like this!! :o)
Hi, Andy!
ReplyDeleteI've found the spelling mistake in your cartoon, isn't it ironic?)
"Exepct" instead of "expect" in scene #2.
Well spotted!
ReplyDeleteI think I'll leave it there as a reminder of the irony!
Clearly your site is broken, Andy.
ReplyDelete;-)
Ok, I should let them now (or later). Deliberate Irony or a typo.
ReplyDeleteNice stuff Andy :)
ReplyDeleteAnd a good spot from Roman :)
That's a typo. that's 2 so far!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the few cartoons I didn't get anyone to review.
I wonder if there's any more typos!
Love it! I especially like the "exepct" typo because it makes it all the more hilarious!
ReplyDeleteI dont know how people are able to test and report these 'bugs' - where's the spec ???
ReplyDeleteGood point Phil, I never said (never mind written in a spec) my cartoons would be spelled according to the Oxford Dictionary :o)
ReplyDeleteLoved the interview, and laughed not just at your wit and banter, but when you mention Butlins.
ReplyDeleteOh how rock n roll is software testing.
Also, the typos they follow you. It' dessert, not desert.
Good interview and great site, your cartoons are a constant source of hilarity
Rock n roll!! That's me baby!!
ReplyDeleteAnother:
ReplyDeleteBug: "Lets see if I can find some bugs"
Fix: "Let's see if I can find some bugs"
Sorry! :P
...though I'm sure there are plenty of mistakes on my blog :)