I am happy to blog here that the testing tip of mine selected as the best testing tip at the bug-de-bug software testing event organized by Society for Rich Internet Application and Rich User Interface on 29th Jan 2011 at Chennai.
Among the 34 testing tips posters of all the participants they had selected mine as the best testing tip (I am sure there was second prize too for the best testing tip contest but sorry to say that I could not remember the details about the winner and his/her testing tip.When any of the readers of this post come to know about that second prize winner please write to me with the details.Hope bug-de-bug team will post all those testing tips in the bug-de-bug website to serve the testing community).
At the closing time of the event they had annouced this news and gave me that prize which was awesome to me and that prize was a book titled "Lessons learned in SOFTWARE TESTING" authored by CEM KANER, JAMES BACH and BRET PETTICHORD.
With lots of applauds from the crowd,receiving the prize was the happiest moment to me and another surprise was waiting for me when I opened the inner side of the front cover of the book where there was a statement " THIS BOOK CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE.ITS NOW IN YOUR HANDS" with the signature of Pradeep Soundararajan, one of the well known testing evangelists from India.Pradeep Soundararajan is the Co-founder, Director and Chief Consultant of Moolya.
Hereby I would like to convey my sincere thanks to the bug-de-bug team for selecting me as a winner in the Best Testing Tip contest and a special thanks mentioning to Pradeep for his wonderful words on the front cover of the book and a very special thanks to Moolya software testing private limited who sponsored this prize.
I am self aware that this testing tip of mine is not the best testing tip of the world and its just looked to be best among the tips of other participants of this testing event.My hearty congratulations and wishes to other prize winners and participants of this best testing tip contest.
Yes I do not want to further test your patience and here you go with that testing tip.
Tomorrow Never Dies;Testing Never Ends
Tomorrow never dies and testing never ends and thats why they had coined the term as testing where ing represents the continuous tense (all the three past,present and future).you were testing yesterday, You are testing today and you will be testing tomorrow.
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