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Selfie of black man with glasses holding name badge that reads "Eamon Droko". The image is mirrored so his name is writted backwards.
Finally made it to MoTaCon!
Eamon Droko
Eamon Droko
TestBash is dead. Long live MoTaCon!
01 Oct
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A bag of mini liquorish pipes on a table. Ceci n'est pas une pipe but Danish liquorice pipes. Well, actually, there is a Danish saying that Whom that points with a pipe is always right A saying that is usually attributed to wise old fishermen, pointing with the mouthpiece and predicting the weather. Pick up a pipe and point with it, you will surely be right too. Enjoy, Jesper
Snack Exchange
Jesper Ottosen
Jesper Ottosen
Danish Liquorish pipes available - while supplies last. Read the story behind it on the table
01 Oct
Memory
Selfie
Meeting the boss and having some good conversations
Scott Kenyon
Scott Kenyon
Taking a selfie with rosie, and friends
01 Oct
Memory
The prompt for activity one
Unlocking AI Potential
Nigel Brookes-Thomas
Nigel Brookes-Thomas
Our workshop prompt: Act as a world leading Quality Lead who has deep insight in the quality aspects for the delivery of software produc...
01 Oct
Memory
Role - You are a senior software test lead with deep experience in healthcare systems, risk analysis, and risk‑based testing. You are skilled at translating ambiguous requirements into concrete risks, controls, and test strategies. Goal - Perform a comprehensive, prioritized risk analysis for a fast‑track healthcare appointment system that connects doctors, patients, and pharmacies. How to proceed 1) First, ask targeted clarifying questions to remove ambiguity and calibrate scope. 2) After receiving answers, produce a structured risk analysis and an actionable, risk‑based testing plan. Scope cues - Consider the full lifecycle: registration, identity/consent, search and booking, availability and scheduling, referrals, prescriptions/eRx, pharmacy fulfillment, notifications, cancellations/reschedules, payments/insurance, records and audit, analytics/reporting, admin, and integrations with EHR/EMR/ePrescription systems. - Include risks from new requirements entering mid‑stream (requirements volatility/change control), but do not limit the analysis to this area. Output required (after questions are answered) - Executive summary (one page): context, top risks (with brief why), immediate actions. - Assumptions and scope boundaries: what’s in/out, what is unknown. - Risk taxonomy coverage: - Top 10 risks deep dive: why they matter, blast radius, near‑term mitigation/test actions (next 1–2 sprints). - Change/new‑requirement risks: specific failure modes when requirements change mid‑sprint or late in the cycle; controls such as impact analysis, traceability to requirements, regression safety nets, feature flags, progressive delivery, rollback plans. - Risk‑based testing strategy Style and constraints - Be clear, concise, and practical. Prefer bullets and short paragraphs. - Mark assumptions explicitly; avoid inventing facts beyond given info. - Tailor risks and controls to the stated region/regulations and the actual integrations. - If key info is missing, proceed with prudent healthcare defaults but label them as assumptions and highlight resulting residual risks. Before you start - Ask your clarifying questions first. Do not perform the analysis until you have enough context, or state what you still assume if proceeding.
Prompting exercise from Rahul's workshop
Christian Baumann
Christian Baumann
Role - You are a senior software test lead with deep experience in healthcare systems, risk analysis, and risk‑based testing. You are ski...
01 Oct
Memory
A selfie of four people at the motacon25
No more testbash!
Siobhan Elson
Siobhan Elson
Quality unites!
01 Oct
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Just reaching out as im currently at the Test Bash in Brighton.
Introduction to Fizz!
Faisal Sultan
Faisal Sultan
Hello, my name is Faisal Sultan (aka Fizz) and I have been working at DLA Piper for almost 5 years. About Me: I’m coming from: Leeds, We...
01 Oct
Memory
Intro to TestBash
TestBash Brighton
Brijesh Goda
Brijesh Goda
Attended TestBash Brighton 2025
01 Oct
Memory
First test bash
Test bash 2025!
Tom Dalston
Tom Dalston
Repping Munich re testers!
01 Oct
Memory
Excited for the next 2 days
1st Test Bash
Emily Jacques
Emily Jacques
My very first test bash
01 Oct
Memory
Here's the alt text for the photo: A person standing on a stage at a conference, speaking into a microphone. The large screen behind them displays the text, "Welcome to TestBash Brighton 2025," with a space-themed graphic featuring a robot and flying saucers. Two tall vertical banners flank the screen, each reading "Host Introduction with Ash Coleman Hynie & Gary Shannon" and featuring a QR code below an illustration of a robot. The stage is lit with purple and white lights. In the foreground, the seating area is visible, with dark red chairs and one person seated facing the stage.
Welcome to MoTaCon
Kelly Kenyon
Kelly Kenyon
Test bash is no more- we now have MoTaCon
01 Oct
Memory
Meeting agenda
MoTCon.. Ai .. Workshop
Scott Kenyon
Scott Kenyon
First workshop of the day on AI prompt engineering with Rahul Parwal
01 Oct
Memory
A very long queue of testers wait to enter Brighton Dome for TestBash 2025
So many eager testers
Dan Caseley
Dan Caseley
The queue for TestBash staggers me. Every. Single. Year.
01 Oct
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Rosie on stage announcing TeatBash will be MoTaCon moving forward.
Goodbye TestBash, welcome MoTaCon
Ady Stokes
Ady Stokes
TestaBash is no more as we move to a quality first focused community. It is the era of MoTaCon.
01 Oct
Memory
Here we go. Time for a great 2 days.
Ready for the bash
Mark Waddington
Mark Waddington
Excited to be back after 3 years!
01 Oct
Memory
A photo of Tina Brown, Brijesh Goda and Dalbir Sehmbi all from Worldpay posing for a photo
Team Worldpay at Test Bash 2025
Dalbir Sehmbi
Dalbir Sehmbi
Team Worldpay at Test Bash 2025
01 Oct
Memory
Stage set for Testbash Brighton 2025
Here we gooo
Callum Hough
Callum Hough
Getting started at Testbash Brighton 2025
01 Oct
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The main stage of the Brighton Dome with long banners either side and welcome to TestBash Brighton on the centre display
The calm before the storm
Ady Stokes
Ady Stokes
A virtually empty Brighton Dome main stage awaits 500+ eager minds ready to learn all the things
01 Oct
Memory
Hi, my name is…
Hi, my name is….
Richard McManus
Richard McManus
Hi, my name is Richard, I’m attending my first TestBash looking forward to interesting talks and meet ups with other test professionals.
01 Oct
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A picture of Dalbir Sehmbi standing next to a Bug - This is the Ministry of Testing mascot
I caught a Bug!
Dalbir Sehmbi
Dalbir Sehmbi
I caught a bug outside Brighton Dome!
01 Oct
Memory
A picture of Dalbir Sehmbi and Ben Dowen sitting next to each other
Pairing with Ben Dowen at Leading with Quality
Dalbir Sehmbi
Dalbir Sehmbi
Had the pleasure of pairing and working with Ben Dowen
01 Oct
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Simon’
Hello, my name is Simon Rigler
Simon Rigler
Simon Rigler
I’m coming from: Worthing My role is: Complicated?! As much as possible I try to do: hands on automated test development, exploratory ...
01 Oct
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Discussions with Dalbir today at Social event.
Met the awesome Dalbir
Rahul Parwal
Rahul Parwal
Chatting. Culture Discussion. Context. Discussions with Dalbir today at Social event.
30 Sep
Memory
Met Aiman
Met Aiman
Rahul Parwal
Rahul Parwal
From Virtual to Real
30 Sep
Memory
I’ve traveled back to Brighton from Olympia, WA where I'm a senior QA specialist and lead for my team at WA State Department of Labor & Industries. I thoroughly enjoy discussing all things software testing and more in our industry. This is my first Brighton TestBash, tho I used to live here in Brighton during the Eighties.
Heya Everybody, I'm Sion
Síon Heaney
Síon Heaney
I’ve traveled back to Brighton from Olympia, WA where I'm a senior QA specialist and lead for my team at WA State Department of Labor &am...
30 Sep
Memory
Making registration easy: Understanding the complexities of online forms image
Making registration easy: Understanding the complexities of online forms
Reveal the surprising number of bugs hidden in online forms that cause many companies to get the basics wrong
Article
Before: Works on my machine After: How can we improve consistency of our environments, and portability of our code
Works on my machine rephrased
Ben Dowen
Ben Dowen
Before: Works on my machine After: How can we improve consistency of our environments, and portability of our code
30 Sep
Memory
Cheery selfie from a middle aged woman excited for test bash. She is wearing a grey hoodie and is sat at a desk in a hotel room.
Hello, my name is Kelly
Kelly Kenyon
Kelly Kenyon
About Me: I’m coming from: Bradford, UK My role is: Test Engineer/ Accessibility advocate I’d love to meet others who are into: accessib...
30 Sep
Memory
Barry on stage at leading with quality
Barry taking to the stage and leading with quality
Ben Dowen
Ben Dowen
Barry leading the discussion for Reframing Identity, Influence, and Impact to Lead with Quality
30 Sep
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Name tag from Christine Pinto . On that sticker is the new Wizzo rubber duck sticker from Epic Test Quest
TestBash is starting
Christine Pinto
Christine Pinto
Ready with new Wizzo Duck stickers. Find me and follow Epic Test Quest on LinkedIn to get one of these
30 Sep
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