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SQuAD Workshop: Learning for Testers

The Software Quality Association of Denver held a workshop May 7 to share ideas about why testers need to learn, what they need to learn, and how they can learn all of that. I facilitated an enthusiastic crowd of about 80 people. The room wasn’t set up in a suitable way, but participants found creative […]

StarEast 2010 – Self-Organized CWAC

May 3, 2010 / Lisa Crispin / agile testing, conferences / 3 Comments

I have LOTS to write about StarEast, but I’d like to start with the conference-within-a-conference that a group of us planned on our own. Well, I didn’t do much planning, but Matt Heusser took the lead and lots of other folks including Justin Hunter planned a couple of fun and enlightening events. We were self-titled […]

#ashtag adventures

April 19, 2010 / Lisa Crispin / conferences / 4 Comments

I boarded BA flight 218 to LHR last Wednesday evening, eager to attend and present a tutorial at ACCU 2010. I had heard about the volcano in Iceland weeks ago, but never knew it had potential to disrupt flight until we were about to board the plane. About midnight, after dinner and well into a […]

Team Commitment to Quality

March 29, 2010 / Lisa Crispin / agile testing, agile testing training, Functional test tools / 13 Comments

There are so many test frameworks, drivers and other tools out there I want to try. For example, Selenesse has been at the top of my list of things to try for months (and I’ll get to it sometime soon!) However, I couldn’t resist the offer from Pekka Klarck, one of the Robot Framework contributors, […]

The One Right Thing

March 10, 2010 / Lisa Crispin / agile testing, Transitioning to agile / No Comments

During a flurry of tweets and blog posts about whether or not ATDD is a good thing, I posted a blog on Stickyminds with my opinion. I’ve gotten some great comments, please add yours!

Testing Small Stories

February 21, 2010 / Lisa Crispin / agile testing / 6 Comments

We like small stories. If we keep stories to a size we can finish in two or three days, there is less likelihood of a story “blowing up” because we vastly under-estimated it. Doing lots of small stories every iteration helps us get into a steady rhythm. We can manage our work in process more […]

SQuAD Workshop: Learning for Testers

StarEast 2010 – Self-Organized CWAC

#ashtag adventures

Team Commitment to Quality

The One Right Thing

Testing Small Stories

Some takeaways from the Software Teaming 2024 conference

Celebrating 10 years of friendship, courage, and joy

A look back at release engineering

What DevOps culture means to me – and how you can help it grow

More learnings from Agile Testing Days 2023 – part 3

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