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Alan Page

Microsoft

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Alan Page began his career as a tester in 1993. He joined Microsoft in 1995, and is currently a Principal SDET on the Office Lync team. In his career at Microsoft, Alan has worked on several versions of Windows, Internet Explorer, Windows CE, and has functioned as Microsoft’s Director of Test Excellence. Alan is a frequent speaker at industry testing conferences, a board member of the Seattle Area Software Quality Assurance Group (SASQAG), and occasionally publishes articles on testing and quality in testing and software engineering magazines. Alan frequently writes about testing on his blog (http://angryweasel.com/blog), was the lead author on How We Test Software at Microsoft (Microsoft Press, 2008), and contributed a chapter on large-scale test automation to Beautiful Testing (O’Reilly Press, 2009).

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The Simple and Powerful Build Verification Tests (BVT)

Monday October 10th 2011 12am 1 1 Comment Automation

Better Test Design for Everyone

Thursday January 20th 2011 1pm 10 0 Comments Testing
Recorded on January 20, 2011
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Heusser v. Page: Code Coverage Cage Match!

Tuesday December 22nd 2009 8am 1 5 Comments Newsletters Test and QA Performance Software
As testers, we all have favorites whose blogs we read and who we follow on Twitter. I love it when my favorites disagree, and it always makes me pay attention when I see this happen online. Disagreements can be powerful because they show us a new perspective and give new depth to a topic. I recently noticed a serious discussion on Twitter between Matt Heusser and Alan Page about code coverage metrics.
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