It's been just about 6 months since we launched QuickTestingTips.com. We've got over 160 posts under our belt, and I think I'm getting the hang of coming up with daily content. I'm still not as good at it as Abakas, but I'm learning.

According to Google we've got 180 people subscribed to the feed, and outside of links from the author's websites the Software Testing Club seems to be our biggest link generator (thanks for adding us to the feed Rosie).

Here's a look at the top twenty categories for our posts (click to see larger image):


And here's an snapshot of the current word cloud (click to see larger image):


If you have any feedback on the content, we'd love to hear it. You can leave a comment here or email any of us: Jonathan Kohl, Julian Harty, Karen N. Johnson, or Michael Kelly.

The final article in a three-part series I wrote for SearchSoftwareQuality.com on Session-Based Test Management was posted last month:

• Using session-based test management for exploratory testing


• Using session-based test management for exploratory testing coverage problems


• Solving problems with session-based test management

A similar article, on exploratory testing in agile environments posted just before that series:

• The benefits of exploratory testing in agile environments

If you get a chance to read them, please let me know what you think. I'm interested in how others manage exploratory testing.