Hello Test World

Aaron, Brian, David, Oliver and Richard on the art of testing

Main menu

Skip to content

Home

Search

Tag Archives: Poll

01/09/2011

Did you enjoy STANZ 2011 in Wellington?

Posted in Event, Poll
Tagged Poll, STANZ
Leave a comment

Post navigation

Events

[ Feb 2017 - CASTx2017 ]

[ STOP ISO29119 petition]

[ Testing Trapeze Magazine ]

Testing Groups

[ Software Testing NZ Google Group ]

Aaron Aaron Hodder Animals bbst Brian CAST CDT Citrix communities conference creativity David defects ER event experience report Exploratory Testing Flash fun IDT Intent Driven Testing ISO29119 ISTQB James Bach JMeter Katrina Katrina Edgar KWST kwst2 Let's Test Meetup Method Metrics Michael Bolton NZ NZCS TPN Oliver peer conference performance testing personal Poll possum Presenting quality rapid software testing RBT Richard richrichnz richrichrichrichrich richrob79 risk rst Scripted Testing Sikuli Silverlight Software testing standardization STANZ Steve Jobs STNZ google group Sydney Test Automation test ideas testing Test leaders Test Script Test Scripts Thought leadership tips tools UAT usability website WeTest WeTest Workshop

Aaron

Tweets by AWGHodder

Brian

Tweets by bjosman

Oliver

Tweets by Oliver_NZ

Richard

Tweets by richrichnz

David

Tweets by MartialTester

These works at http://hellotestworld.com are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. Please attribute the corresponding author(s) and URL of each article/blog post and/or comments.

Blog at WordPress.com.

Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.
To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy

Follow Following
- Hello Test World
- Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.

	Viktoriia Kuznetcova on HMAC and SHA256 in JMeter
	nikolaygeorgievskiy on JMeter-plugins WebDriver using…
	lavanya on CheatSheet for JMeter __time F…
	Bob Masucci on Test Metrics Debunked –…
	gilad on Write a file from a JMeter…