I enjoyed this week's episode in This Week in Quality. Clare Norman and Gary Hawkes joined the stage to discuss Quality Coaching, what it is, the value it brings, and the influence it has on organizations that adopt it. One person would have a thought, which generated more thoughts from other people. The phrase Fizzy Minds kept coming up. This was delightful, except for the song, "My Little Soda Pop" from K-pop Demon Hunter, that kept getting triggered in my head. So, now probably, I get to enjoy this ear worm for at least the rest of today.
Cheers! Here's to Fizzy Minds and Quality Problems. And, musical earworms.
So many stars, not enough hands.
Hat tip to the OP, Eamon Droko.
When you love JavaScript and use TypeScript for first time
Meme inspired by Slack conversations with Nataliia Burmei.
While encouraging a friend to contribute to the Ministry of Testing, I revisited the Continuous Call for Contributions. There are so many ways to contribute. Talk for 99 seconds? I can do that. Do an AMA (Ask Me Anything)? Why not! If you aren't sure where you fit into the MoTaverse, take some time to consider what you can do. Sharing your learnings is really so easy.
Just a fact, if it isn't accessible you are excluding 15% or more potential customers or users
From many companies digital accessibility feels optional, But it is a human right and fundamental to usable software. And you can't argue with Batman
That moment when you ran your tests… but the regression suite decided to take a day off.
Confidence was high. Reality said “plot twist.” 😄
It takes some courage, but you will feel the results. Expand your abilities by clicking the "Join the stage queue" button at the next This Week in Quality event.
The MoT site was down briefly and Andrew posted he was going scorched earth on it. Made me think of him in a maze looking for the cause.
