I Turned It On With my Laptop! - Mark Winteringham
06 Oct 2017
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Demand for skills in testing IoT architectures is increasing as IoT devices grow in popularity. But what skills do we need? What do we need to know before diving into the brave new world of IoT? And what tools do we use?
In ‘I turned it on with my laptop’ I will share my experiences as a developer and tester of IoT devices over the past year to demonstrate what went well, what didn’t and what I learnt. We’ll learn what is required to get launch you into IoT testing by exploring:
 My own experiences of developing IoT devices and testing IoT devices
 What makes IoT work and it’s architecture
 The challenges we face as testers working with IoT
 Skills and tools testers can focus on to help them with testing IoT
 My own experiences of developing IoT devices and testing IoT devices
 What makes IoT work and it’s architecture
 The challenges we face as testers working with IoT
 Skills and tools testers can focus on to help them with testing IoT
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