Getting Started with Exploratory Testing
Mar 12, 2012Nitin Gurram

Summary
This post details the use of Microsoft Test Manager for exploratory testing, enabling simultaneous test execution and design. It highlights features for capturing screenshots, adding comments, attaching log files, creating bugs with pre-populated repro steps, and generating test cases from exploratory sessions. The post emphasizes the automatic linking of created work items to parent backlog items and the creation of regression test suites.
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