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Day: November 27, 2011

Published inTesting, Thinking

Testing: Art and Science

written by Jeff Nyman

I’ve heard a lot of people in the software industry say that “testing is more art than science.” My opinion is that people who say this most likely know little about art and probably know even less about science.

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Testing: Art <em>and</em> Science27 November 2011 22 comments on Testing: Art and Science
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