文件名称：Beautiful Testing
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更新时间：2013-02-03 16:50:43
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How This Book Is Organized While waiting for chapters to trickle in, we were afraid we would end up with different versions of “this is how you test” or “keep the bar green.” Much to our relief, we ended up with a diverse mixture. Manifestos, detailed case studies, touching experience reports, and war stories from the trenches—Beautiful Testing has a bit of each. The chapters themselves almost seemed to organize themselves naturally into sections. Part I, Beautiful Testers Testing is an inherently human activity; someone needs to think of the test cases to be automated, and even those tests can’t think, feel, or get frustrated. Beautiful Testing therefore starts with the human aspects of testing, whether it is the testers themselves or the interactions of testers with the wider world. Chapter 1, Was It Good for You? Linda Wilkinson brings her unique perspective on the tester’s psyche. Chapter 2, Beautiful Testing Satisfies Stakeholders Rex Black has been satisfying stakeholders for 25 years. He explains how that is beautiful. Chapter 3, Building Open Source QA Communities Open source projects live and die by their supporting communities. Clint Talbert and Martin Schröder share their experiences building a beautiful community of testers.