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Today we're hosting our 8th edition of The Testing Planet. It is focused on Quality Engineering: TeamMoT is excited for it, but we must not forget that in Diana we trust. She leads these events, maps everything out, convinces people to speak and takes action on our ideas.
It's not small feat! Thank you Diana, we appreciate you!
Meme was made by James Wadley, thank you!
There are two of me here. I only have one account. Maybe there's an "evil twin" software testing heuristic as a way of trying to get data from one user appear more than once.
We often amplify that everyone in a team, department or company should be aware of how their efforts contribute to delivering quality products and services. Yet sometimes it's not so clear to everyone.
We're taking a deep dive into Quality Engineering. This is what it looks like behind the scenes at MoT.
Have you ever felt like unit testing is mainly a developer task? Well, a recent study shows that we—the testing professionals—have a much bigger role to play in those early testing stages!
That moment when, you want to make a MEME about collecting all the badges, because you get a badge for posting a MEME...
![This image shows a table covered in colourful sticky notes with various phrases and questions written on them. It appears to be a brainstorming session or a planning meeting, likely about software development and testing.
Here are some of the key themes and phrases that stand out:
Testing & Development: "Checking vs Testing," "Agile," "Automation Testing or Development driven?" "Focus on team driven"
Process & Roles: "Everything can be automated," "How best to get [developers?] working," "Appreciate strengths of each role," "Get people to do what they're good [at]"
Efficiency & Budget: "Incentivize to reduce admin," "Budget," "Is testing...prudent?"
User Focus: "Depends on context of app," "It may need to evolve," "User or technical"
The notes suggest a discussion about optimizing development processes, potentially by introducing automation, improving team dynamics, and focusing on user needs. The different coloured sticky notes might indicate different categories or levels of priority for the topics.](https://d8iqbmvu05s9c.cloudfront.net/90x83m3k0nnog3bacc8cxlva1mga)
