18:30 - 21:00 GMT
Location:
IDV AG Hans-Fischer-Str. 12 (Empfang) · Munich
Host
Join us for the next Meetup of the Ministry of Testing Munich Group, where we'll have the talk "BDD: Practical Insights and Pitfalls“ followed by an Open Space session, during which you can suggest topics you would like to discuss.
Language: English
Device needed: No - all materials provided
Format: In person only!
Food & Drinks: provided by IDV GmbH
Limited spots: Maximum 40 participants to ensure effective small group collaboration
Device needed: No - all materials provided
Format: In person only!
Food & Drinks: provided by IDV GmbH
Limited spots: Maximum 40 participants to ensure effective small group collaboration
Agenda:
18:30: Welcome, networking & snacks - enjoy complementary food and drinks sponsored by IDV GmbH
19:00 Introduction & two Sessions: Your hosts from IDV GmbH & QualityMinds will guide you through the evening.
Session 1: BDD: Practical Insights and Pitfalls
Fast development requires fast testing, but how to keep the pace if testing is always last? The behavior driven development offers a solution beyond unit tests. It promises specification, testing, and documentation at once. However, we know all that glisters is not gold.
We will dive into BBD and discuss some pitfalls based on project experience.
We will dive into BBD and discuss some pitfalls based on project experience.
Christian is a software developer with more than 15 years of practical experience. The focus is software development, but projects often require more. Specifying, testing, integration, and deployment is therefore a common topic, especially in small teams.
Session 2: Open Space
Open Space is a chance to connect, learn, and grow—no matter your experience level.
Join to share ideas, swap stories, or simply listen in. You don’t need to present or lead a session — but it’s worth it!
We’ll build the agenda together in a “marketplace of ideas,” with 30-minute sessions running in parallel. These could be anything that flows in the atmosphere of the testing planet!
No expertise required - just curiosity, an open mind, and something to explore.
