Share a test idea in 99 characters or less (and win a TestBash ticket)
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We're ramping up to TestBash in a couple of months! Whoop!
And we're in the mood to give a ticket to one lucky person who can share a test idea in 99 characters or less.
To enter, write your test idea in the comments. Make sure it is less than 99 characters!
We'll choose a winner on the 8th of August 2025.
Learn more about TestBash: https://www.ministryoftesting.com/events/testbash-brighton-2025
I've been working in the software testing and quality engineering space since the year 2000 whilst also combining it with my love for education and community building.
Ag
the law of diminishing returns: the incremental info gleaned is less for each successive test run
Ag
Testing Saturation Point: the only limit when testing can halt.
Ag
Test Drag: Test activity debt accumulated over time, that must still be accounted for.
Rob
To persuade a reluctant group to adopt your ideas, start to use them yourself to set an example
Bob Salmon
Alice thinks all testing should produce objective results: numbers etc. that can go into a spreadsheet and have calculations performed on them, with easy to automate tests. Bob thinks the only valuable testing produces subjective results: how easy to use the software is, how much it solves a user's problem, etc. How do they communicate and collaborate?
(Just two characters: Alice and Bob ;-))
Rosie Sherry
Consider the alternative meaning of words as an excuse to test the boundaries. 👆😁
Aj Wilson
Verify shift-left testing catches UI bugs during component development, BEFORE integration.
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