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I present a keynote at the internal Rabobank testing conference in Utrecht. Covering: Agility, Agile, Cybernetics, Integration testing, Technical Testing, Automating, and more…
Synopsis:
My aim here is to tell you that I learned to work with Agility rather than work with the Agile Rituals and Definitions. And I learned to trust that working with Agility trumps Rituals and Definitions the hard way. Because sticking to rituals and definitions led to rigidity, rather than agility.
Presented as a UKStar 2018 webinar. I show how to void the use of Flaky to describe intermittent failure for your automated execution. Common causes of intermittent execution and some solutions.
TLDR; Testability is for humans. Automatability (Automatizability) is for applications.
Do you make New Year Resolutions? I set goals that I believe in, then create work plans, and adjust my expectations based on what I do, and I do change my mind based on experience. But I also, use my testing skills to do all of that.
I think most people intuitively know the difference between an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) and a POC (Proof of Concept).
But I think that sometimes people start work on an MVP when they should be working on a POC. And sometimes people don’t stop after a POC, they keep adding more features and continue proving more concepts, hoping that they will end up with an MVP.
TLDR; Migrating from Storify to Twitter, semi automatically with a simple JavaScript Snippet and Bookmarklet.
In this post I provide the code for my video showing how I migrated from Storify to Twitter Moments.
Resources are a very useful concept in Java. They are essentially files in the project which are compiled into the .jar
Java also has commands for finding them .getResource and reading them .getResourceAsStream
Very Handy.
But, they can be hard to wrap your head around. As evidenced by my own experiences trying to use them and the number of queries on stack overflow.
TLDR; A list of books that was shown in shaky cam on the What is Agile Testing video.
TLDR; I have always been fascinated with Confidence Men, Grifters, Tricksters. And all of that spills over into this Black Friday Special of The Evil Tester Show.
TLDR; What is Agile Testing? Why… that would be testing in Agile projects and adapting to meet the needs of the team.