Home Magazine Contributing Advertising Editorial calendar Subscriptions Archive News Companies Jobs Resources About us Contact Professional Tester Archive - Issue 17 The following articles from Issues 17 of Professional Tester magazine are available for download. Issue 17 (January 2004) Skillware - a buyer's guide (105kB) Bogdan Bereza-Jarocinski has a healthily cynical view of testing training Getting our own house in order (109kB) Daryl Elfield says testing needs to look at itself before complaining too loudly Automatic for the people (124kB) Erik van Veenendaal explains the results of the latest survey on testing tools Help yourself (131kB) Alan Richardson's self-education regime Sound structure cuts XPosure (452kB) Karen Espley describes a recent major migration project The testing product and its infrastructure (71kB) Felix Redmill on the real reason things go wrong: built-in risks Bug hunting is not a career (76kB) The way forward for testers according to QBIT's philosophy The enemy within (275kB) Sarah Saltzman on the dangers of dormant code and how to find it Examining testing (105kB) Victoria Reinthal tells us about the past, present and future of ISEB and its testing qualifications International relations (235kB) The internationalization of testing certification as seen by Tilo Linz, Pete Bingham and Andy Redwood The bottom line (126kB) Nick Blamey's tips on making the case for automated web testing and measuring its ROI The next generation (206kB) Professor Mike Holcombe describes how testing is taught at university ENTIRE JANUARY 2004 ISSUE (2MB) All the articles above plus news, features and readers' letters Back to Professional Tester Archive. Copyright © 2004-2007 TI Research Group BV. All rights reserved. Legal Information.