Why Testers Should Care About Patterns
[magazine]
Special Focus
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June 26, 2002Volume-Issue:
2001-03
Article Summary:
Patterns, as described by the architect and theorist Christopher Alexander and his colleagues over the last thirty-five years, are a way of describing problems and customizable solutions. Patterns became popular in the software development field, and they've been applied to testing. Here, Brian Marick explores patterns and problem solving.