My biggest takeaways from AgileTD 2020: The future of testers isn’t in automation or testing
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I was lucky enough to speak at AgileTD this year and also attend some of the talks. These are my main takeaways from the conference based on the talks that I was able to make.
My confirmation bias sense is tingling with this but…
The…
Future of testers: somewhere between users, teams and businesses
Agile, Collaboration, Quality Awareness, testability, Testing
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I've been thinking a lot recently about what the future of the testers role could look like. Especially in teams that not only fully embrace CI/CD or DevOps but actually get some way towards implementing the ideas behind the…
Building confidence with automation
Automation, Collaboration, documentation, testability, Testing, TipsFor automation to be accepted and therefore successful people need to feel confident in the process, but how do you do that for test automation? "Show" them the process or build trust with the person doing the work.
How to document Unit Testing
Collaboration, documentation, Test automation, testability, Testing, unit testing
Whenever you talk about unit testing with teams they never tell you what it means to them. They go straight to of course we do and show you 100s of passing tests. Interesting thing is by calling it unit testing everyone thinks they are talking…
Building Quality in via Testability
Agile, Collaboration, psychological safety, quality, testability, Uncategorised, unit testing7 minute read
Back in March 2018 I visited The Design Museum in London and came across the above installation.
What you can see is technology design classics all the way from the first transistor radios on one side to the very first digital…