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Better Software Magazine, October 2007

Magazine - Better Software Magazine
Wednesday, 07 May 2008

Better Software Magazine, October 2007The only magazine that provides insight and techniques to improve results throughout software development.

Better Software is the magazine for software professionals who care about quality. Each issue brings you relevant, timely information to help you build better software. Continuing to deliver in-depth articles on testing, tools, defect tracking, metrics, and management, it's the only commercial magazine exclusively dedicated to software professionals.

Better Software is the magazine for software professionals who care about quality. Each issue brings you relevant, timely information to help you build better software. Continuing to deliver in-depth articles on testing, tools, defect tracking, metrics, and management, it's the only commercial magazine exclusively dedicated to software professionals.

Within the pages of each issue you'll find heavy hitting articles about solutions to common management problems, coverage on emerging technologies, and more. You'll benefit from expert analysis and real-world case studies in the areas of Testing & Analysis, Managing People & Teams, and Tools & Techniques.

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  • Publisher: Software Quality Engineering

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PDF format, 19MB, 52 Pages.

Cover Story:
PAIRWISE TESTING 18
One of the testing challenges we face is how to handle the large numbers of test cases we sometimes need to create and execute.

We can’t test everything, but pairwise testing using orthogonal arrays or an all-pairs algorithm can help generate pair combinations that reduce the number of test cases we run while still finding a large percentage of bugs. by Lloyd Roden

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