Spec by Example workshop in London – June 18-19
The best course I’ve attended in my career. I loved that the instructor challenged us to think for ourselves and did not give us the answers straight away – Trond Svensen, SITS
agiletd Archive
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Agile certification and quantification is a myth
Posted on October 13, 2010 | 5 CommentsAt the Agile Testing Days conference last week in Berlin Rob Lambert presented on how excessive structure kills creativity and what that means for agile software development. One of his main arguments was that making agile development palatable to larger companies pretty much defeats the key points of the Agile... -
Short video: Top 10 reasons why teams fail with agile acceptance testing
Posted on October 11, 2010 | 2 CommentsFor those of you confused by the slides in my previous post, here is what you missed if you weren’t at agile testing days: -
Top 10 reasons why teams fail with ATDD
Posted on October 6, 2010 | 7 CommentsHere is my presentation from today’s talk on top 10 reasons why teams fail with ATDD from Agile Testing Days 2010. The interviews are from my upcoming book on Specification by Example, to be published soon by Manning. I also mentioned our opensource book on Cucumber called The Secret Ninja... -
Rethinking user interface test automation
Posted on October 5, 2010 | 2 CommentsGeoff Bache presented on “Making GUI testing productive and Agile” today at Agile Testing Days 2010. Bache started by saying that there is an assumption in the community at the moment that GUI testing is hard to pull off correctly, much harder than data-driven testing, and that many teams have... -
Bug tracking for agile teams
Posted on October 5, 2010 | 5 CommentsLisa Crispin presented a keynote titled “Limbo lower now: An agile approach to defect management” today at the Agile Testing Days 2010 in Berlin today. She compared defect management to Limbo dancing where the bar is progressively lowered. “We want to lower the bar and reduce defects”, said Crispin.
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