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When you love JavaScript and use TypeScript for first time

Maithilee Chunduri
Maithilee Chunduri
A photo frame with Rosie, Danny, Rahul and Graham within it.

Rosie is laughing loudly.

Text says:
AI: "You're absolutely right!"
MoTaverse:

Meme inspired by Slack conversations with Nataliia Burmei.

Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
Image from the movie Step Brothers, where they attempt to build a bunk bed. Instead of the text, "So many activities", the text has been replaced with "So many ways to contribute". This applies to the many ways people can contribute to the Ministry of Testing Community.

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.

Judy Mosley
Judy Mosley
Kevin Cosner looks at you with a corn field in the background. The text says, if you build it accessible, they will come

Just a fact, if it isn't accessible you are excluding 15% or more potential customers or users

Ady Stokes
Ady Stokes
Robin says, accessibility is optional. Batman slaps him and says, accessibility is fundamental.

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

Ady Stokes
Ady Stokes
That moment when you ran your tests… but the regression suite decided to take a day off.
Confidence was high. Reality said “plot twist.” 😄

That moment when you ran your tests… but the regression suite decided to take a day off.
Confidence was high. Reality said “plot twist.” 😄

Ramanan Prabakaran
Ramanan Prabakaran
Four-panel expanding brain meme illustrating a tester’s growth in the Ministry of Testing community.
Panel 1: Small brain labeled ‘Starting your career in testing.’
Panel 2: Brighter brain labeled ‘Joining the Ministry of Testing community.’
Panel 3: Glowing brain labeled ‘Attending a TWiQ event.’
Panel 4: Radiant, cosmic brain labeled ‘Clicking the “Join the Stage Queue” button.’
Represents the increasing confidence and engagement of a tester, culminating in joining the stage on the ‘This Week in Quality’ podcast.

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.

Judy Mosley
Judy Mosley
A man stands in the middle of a corn maze looking lost. Text above says, Andrew Morton when MoT goes down. Text below says, Bug! I know you are here somewhere

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.

Ady Stokes
Ady Stokes
A patient wrist band with the PAS number as 000404

My aunt, who has learning difficulties, fell and broke her hip. Just home after 9 hours at the hospital but couldn’t find her.

Ady Stokes
Ady Stokes
A man sitting at his desk has hundreds of pieces of paper streaming from the screen into his face. The wording says, Email Dead III. Don't open the attachment.

From Friday, the 31st of October, TWiQ or Treat, this week in quality session. I told a horror story of triggering emails that wouldn't stop coming. What was supposed to be one was thousands. We came up with horror story names like this one in the session, and Judy Mosley suggested turning them into memes.

Ady Stokes
Ady Stokes
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