Next Up:
Tested By Monkeys: The End Of Banana Software! - Jeremias Rößler
00:32:05
The Automated Acceptance Testing Paradox - Mark Winteringham
00:28:08
A Tale Of Testability - Rob Meaney
00:26:47
Testing So You Can Move On - Nicola Owen
00:25:02
Shift Left, Shift Right and improve the Centre - A strategy for testers in continuous delivery context - Gus Evangelisti
00:44:18
A Test Pyramid Heresy: a fresh look at test automation strategies - John Ferguson Smart
00:31:35
Testing in Production - dangerous, scary or better - Jon Hare-Winton
00:40:56
The Hypocrisy of Hypotheses (Or, How do we test hypothesis driven acceptance criteria) - Sharon McGee
00:29:43
Is It Too Late To Discover The Value Of Exploratory Testing? A Love Story - Simon Tomes
00:29:47
99 Second Talks - TestBash Belfast 2017
00:16:10
Description:
Whenever we do anything new, we make discoveries, and often those discoveries force us to change direction and rethink our goals. In a world which embraces uncertainty, and in which innovation means trying things out and iterating more often than analyzing and predicting, what's the role of a tester?
In a world of change, where a quick reaction to problems is often a better approach than a prediction of them, we look at how a tester's mindset and skills can still bring much-needed clarity, ensuring coherence in the experiments we perform and making sure that they're safe-to-fail.
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