Wrap-up

Written by Andy Tinkham. Date of post: June 18, 2003April 25, 2011. 1 Comment Posted in Automated Testing, Conference Reports, Development, Testing Tagged acceptance testing, Agile Fusion, agile testing, Bret Pettichord, Brian Marick, Cem Kaner, change detection, exploratory testing, James Bach, John Elrick, objectives, risk, testing role, XP1 Comment

Cem prepared this list to help us discuss the outcome of this workshop. We spent this morning discussing and refining it (with John moderating, which I mention so that he can get his Toastmaster’s credit 🙂 ). All of these things are in the context of testing on an agile project, where people typically shift […]

Observations

Written by Andy Tinkham. Date of post: June 17, 2003February 7, 2013. 4 Comments Posted in Automated Testing, Conference Reports, Development, Testing Tagged acceptance testing, Agile Fusion, Cem Kaner, change detection, efficiency, exploratory testing, FIT, George Polya, James Bach, John Elrick, lessons learned, pair programming, pair testing, Rob Mee, testing in agile, trust, unit testing4 Comments

Tonight we spent the after dinner session taking a first crack at describing what we’ve learned from the session so far. I imagine we’ll be revisiting the topic again in the next couple of days, but here’s the slightly annotated list of points we came up with tonight… Managing XP with cards is like chartered […]