A Word About This Book
When Patrick Copeland originally suggested that I write this book, I was hesitant to do so, and my reasons all turned out to be good ones. People would question whether I was the best Googler to write it. (They did.) Too many people would want to get involved. (This also turned out to be true.) But mostly, it was because all my prior books were written for beginners. Both the How to Break...series and my Exploratory Testing book can be told as a complete, end-to-end story. Not so with this book. Readers might well read this book in a single sitting, but it’s meant as more of a reference for how Google actually performs the tasks, both small ones and big ones, that make up our practice of testing. I expect people who have ...
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