Agile Scrum Testing methodology, process, challenges tutorial @ Portnov

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  • Опубликовано: 22 июл 2012
  • Agile Testing lecture (part 1) for Software QA Testing students delivered by Iana Mourza at Portnov Computer School (www.portnov.com) in Los Altos, CA

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  • @apotaninayandex
    @apotaninayandex 9 лет назад +46

    Бывают преподаватели "with passion", Яна - одна из них. Время на ее лекциях просто пролетает незаметно, подача материала, примеры - всё продуманно, интересно, живо!

  • @rushabhsanghavi9281
    @rushabhsanghavi9281 10 лет назад +32

    The more she talks, the more I want to listen. Brilliant presentation!

  • @ianshumansingh
    @ianshumansingh 8 лет назад +2

    i watched almost 20 agile scrum videos on youtube ,but this one was the best so far..

  • @dmitrydyachenko8428
    @dmitrydyachenko8428 9 лет назад +1

    Very good explanation of scrum for dummies. The best I`ve ever heard .

  • @juditl1642
    @juditl1642 9 лет назад +2

    I'm just preparing for ISTQB Agile testing exam, and this video was very useful for my preparation.

  • @user-mk9hz4ex6b
    @user-mk9hz4ex6b 3 года назад +4

    22:44 Agile Software Engineering
    25:50 What is Scrum / Lean Development / Extreme programming
    29:10 Scrum Team

  • @olenafedorova603
    @olenafedorova603 3 года назад +1

    I love the way she explains everything! Thank you!

  • @tarunshan
    @tarunshan 9 лет назад +10

    Brilliantly explained !!!

  • @ivanvnukov5320
    @ivanvnukov5320 10 лет назад

    Very informative and interesting presentation. Understandable for common user. Real good examples from the life. Iana is a nice and intelligent teacher, professional. Thank you!

  • @olegslutu3361
    @olegslutu3361 7 лет назад +1

    Great video, easy, clear with amazing explanation!

  • @syednaqvi3053
    @syednaqvi3053 10 лет назад +1

    Awesome Lecture, Really it open my mind about Agile and Scrum and brilliant way to deliver the knowledge. Hats off Lady and heartiest thanks to the Up-loader :).

  • @pchau373
    @pchau373 10 лет назад

    I went through lot of video, but this video made all my Agile concept a lot clearer. Thanks for Posting.

  • @sirishamv
    @sirishamv 11 лет назад

    I love her lectures. Very nice presentation.

  • @Superbandfly
    @Superbandfly 10 лет назад

    Very Good Presentation clear concise and to the point.

  • @kkalaivani05
    @kkalaivani05 8 лет назад

    Good Lecture. Thanks so much for giving the good example. This will be helpful for the new agile testers.

  • @lopella
    @lopella 11 лет назад +2

    This was a really great lecture, thank you for posting it.

  • @mohammadnabi1803
    @mohammadnabi1803 5 лет назад

    Brilliant and pretty, dangerous combination. Really awesome, would be lucky have a teacher like her. Nothing can get away my mind having look and listening her.

  • @kaosaratfawehinmi2287
    @kaosaratfawehinmi2287 7 лет назад +1

    GREAT PRESENTATION!!!!! Thank you

  • @Masks_alot
    @Masks_alot 9 лет назад

    Iana you are the best!!!

  • @alex_hawaii
    @alex_hawaii 3 года назад

    Спасибо. Отличная запись и презентация! Для новичков - То шо треба!)

  • @HANUMAGANGADHARKottapalli
    @HANUMAGANGADHARKottapalli 9 лет назад +1

    Good Lecture!! Thanks so much Iana :)

  • @marcinwaach7639
    @marcinwaach7639 6 лет назад +4

    Good presentation about Agile. But before agile products were tested as well in cycles it's just there were 2-3 levels of QA. QA closest to development was testing day after day. Agree that those who didn't follow that and released buggy products but 1y earlier won on long term. Those having great product but too late, lost.

  • @cupidarvind
    @cupidarvind 10 лет назад

    Fantastic lecture!

  • @MrBphanindra
    @MrBphanindra 7 лет назад

    Best video on Agile

  • @saideepcarkey8055
    @saideepcarkey8055 11 лет назад

    Very nicely presented. More clear about agile/Scrum and Sprint. Thank you.

  • @zhiyanxu9433
    @zhiyanxu9433 11 лет назад

    Wonderful lecture. So helpful!!

  • @mrpockerable
    @mrpockerable 10 лет назад

    Thanks for posting!

  • @priyamvada05
    @priyamvada05 10 лет назад

    Thanks! Its good for beginers!!

  • @shamaugale1674
    @shamaugale1674 11 лет назад

    a great and very simple to understand.. thanks alot.. helped me to understand agile ...........

  • @sarojray5574
    @sarojray5574 8 лет назад

    great training video.

  • @abdellahgym
    @abdellahgym 10 лет назад

    great video ! thank you ma'am & thank you uploader

  • @realtortaufiqalam5847
    @realtortaufiqalam5847 11 лет назад

    Your are absolutely right. Thanks

  • @richayadav5209
    @richayadav5209 11 лет назад

    Awesome video... so nicely explain... very technical

  • @omachari
    @omachari 11 лет назад

    Really....Good one for beginners.

  • @TheFluxe
    @TheFluxe 11 лет назад

    Very good lecture delivery. Its as if I'm there in class. This really helps. Thanks

  • @siddig888
    @siddig888 11 лет назад

    i love it and easy for understand thank you so much

  • @gabrielbenny1266
    @gabrielbenny1266 11 лет назад

    thank you...very nice lecture..!!! Keep Posting..!!!

  • @MrPaulus1
    @MrPaulus1 2 года назад

    Thank you very much

  • @deadnight700
    @deadnight700 12 лет назад

    Awesome lecture truly helped me,... love you :)
    God bless -_-

  • @Dereyter
    @Dereyter 9 лет назад +5

    Очень интересно и понятно.

  • @anjumm7028
    @anjumm7028 10 лет назад

    very good Lecture on Agile...Nice,helped us.Thank U:-)

  • @AvinashSingh-dr1qz
    @AvinashSingh-dr1qz 10 лет назад

    great video..........

  • @variety23
    @variety23 8 лет назад

    Excellent

  • @JeReL19
    @JeReL19 10 лет назад

    Excellent prof. tho

  • @olumakande6536
    @olumakande6536 12 лет назад

    @llyena,......is that all you observed and gained all tru the lessons. Be more proactive. @Portnovschool...great n wonderful job. Kudos

  • @wszystkojedno1986
    @wszystkojedno1986 11 лет назад

    awesome! kind of funny in the end! thx :)

  • @vikaschopra84
    @vikaschopra84 11 лет назад

    Very Nice Lecture, Thanks a lot :-)

  • @naraharih
    @naraharih 10 лет назад

    nice explanation ..................

  • @chinnikrishna498
    @chinnikrishna498 9 лет назад

    Good course...

  • @droidpilotautotest
    @droidpilotautotest 11 лет назад

    thanks!

  • @benbanford9610
    @benbanford9610 11 лет назад

    worth watching

  • @Art-fm8md
    @Art-fm8md 4 года назад

    Очень круто и очень полезно!

  • @sureshujnam
    @sureshujnam 11 лет назад

    @Iana Mourza --> Could you please tell how we prioritize the work??

  • @jhh7654321
    @jhh7654321 7 лет назад +4

    This video title is incorrect, she teaches agile methodology, not "Agile Scrum Testing methodology"

  • @MCExperience
    @MCExperience 10 лет назад

    Documents can be a part of your requirements and be prioritized as user stories. It all depends of what the business requires

  • @MrGgentile
    @MrGgentile 11 лет назад

    Yes! Probably I may refine my question.
    Immagine you have a masterplan where you define milestone each milestone refer to a specific release of the product taht containt differnet requirement. If I wan to start rel 2 before ending rel 1. We can't use iteration to map the two relaeses. How is possible to manage multi product in scrum ?
    We are introducing SCRUM but we are nto ableto mange in IBM RTC these multi project concept. In these scenario parallel development is common.

  • @di.vineapple
    @di.vineapple 8 лет назад

    Can you get the presentation file somewhere??

  • @victorgoltsov5132
    @victorgoltsov5132 2 года назад

    57:00 - methodologies for determining the duration of tickets development

  • @uptightkid
    @uptightkid 11 лет назад

    The answer is to avoid unnecessary rework.
    You should test, identify defects and fix (or understand) defects in iteration A before starting Iteration B.
    If you do overlap you might find a defect late in iteration A which breaks your functionality in iteration B. This will force you to rework Iteration B and lose time and money.
    Does that make sense to you?

  • @tgkprog
    @tgkprog 11 лет назад

    so does the computer when you switch on auto captions.

  • @kimchee94112
    @kimchee94112 11 лет назад

    cool

  • @MrGgentile
    @MrGgentile 11 лет назад

    One question regarding iteration. Why Agile didn't include the possibility to overlap in time iterations? The goal of overlapping is to improve process response time
    Thanks Giacomo

  • @fredianobartlett8282
    @fredianobartlett8282 10 лет назад

    The common sense of multiple sprints and iterative development is clear. But the man-day approximation thing based on painting a house was an inopportune example. Better, I think, to keep that analogy abstract as heuristically estimated task - blobs(else folks regard the process as something like painting so many square feet of wall with so many brushes-- a horrible analogy, as in, Mythical Man Month.) I think a more accurate estimate could be based on how heavily a developer cringes/flinches when asked to develop some particular feature over some target period of time; when they finally stop looking like they are passing a kidney stone, multiply by two. As well, QA hours were made implicitely fungible with developer hours on a 1:1 basis, which is only OK if that is explicitely your model. This talk kind of reinforces my belief that Agile is partly what management wants to hear, as in, wishful thinking. The description that I found most apt is that success depends primarily on the quality of the people. And who are these stakeholders that actually prioritize what they want? The goal of stakeholders in most group efforts is to act in such a manner as to be able to deny accountability after the fact.

  • @325466774
    @325466774 9 лет назад

    Можно ли прослушать этот материал на русском? Спасибо.

  • @SudeeraMadusanka
    @SudeeraMadusanka 8 лет назад

    wow...(Y)

  • @raywatson1312
    @raywatson1312 10 лет назад

    I am not getting any sound can anyone help?

    • @sumanpalisetty6096
      @sumanpalisetty6096 10 лет назад

      Something might be wrong with your sound drivers or your system might be on mute or may be another reason

  • @JeReL19
    @JeReL19 10 лет назад +5

    Am I the only one who thinks these methodologies are Bs?

    • @pjthomas45
      @pjthomas45 10 лет назад +3

      How else would you suggest developing and testing at the necessary speed for today's marketplace? Waterfall becomes a mess of wasted time so if both don't work then where do we go from here?

    • @youwhatnow
      @youwhatnow 10 лет назад +2

      Perry Thomas
      Well 'Waterfall' as the traditional SDLC became known when people started suggesting alternatives wasn't represented fairly at all in this presentation. End-to-end testing occurs long after component and progressive systems integration testing. Most of the world we live in was built successfully in a 'Waterfall' style. No-one in a Waterfall+V-model project would be crazy enough to sit on a huge pile of development until everything was completed.
      Leaving that aside, Iterative development and testing as originally intended in RUP is a strong alternative. The bottom line is if you have the right people you don't need any prescriptive methodology, and if you have the wrong people no methodology will save you.

    • @Trivia_Knowledge
      @Trivia_Knowledge 9 лет назад

      youwhatnow In regards to SDLC, I can't agree more with:
      "The bottom line is if you have the right people you don't need any prescriptive methodology, and if you have the wrong people no methodology will save you."

  • @tatstep7
    @tatstep7 9 лет назад

    Understandable presentation but not agile...something like water agile fall

  • @uptightkid
    @uptightkid 11 лет назад

    You can do what ever works best in your context but.....there is a conflict in your objectives (as expressed in your reply).
    You want to adopt a so called 'Agile' approach but your business objective is to deliver to a fixed scope on a fixed date.
    These two objectives are irreconcilable with a 'pure' Agile approach.
    I am no proponent of Agile, IMO a lot of Agile is just hacking!
    Hacking is fine is some contexts but it depends on the complexity of your problem.

  • @maryam4071
    @maryam4071 11 лет назад

    why you are taking movie like this ..is not good..we are not able to see a board...it is really pity !!!

  • @mask3049
    @mask3049 10 месяцев назад

    ++

  • @vanyasolovyov4563
    @vanyasolovyov4563 9 лет назад

    есть на русском ?

  • @MoizKhan-ke3ug
    @MoizKhan-ke3ug 10 лет назад

    hehe funny accent, but excellent skill n knowledge....

    • @youwhatnow
      @youwhatnow 10 лет назад

      This is how SPECTRE plan to set off a nuclear bomb in a volcano to cause an earthquake that will rupture the Fort Knox gold reserves and kill James Bond when he tries to ski away to a desirable holiday destination.

    • @Superbandfly
      @Superbandfly 10 лет назад

      youwhatnow LOL I actually read your comment in russian accent ..

  • @realtortaufiqalam5847
    @realtortaufiqalam5847 11 лет назад

    Looks like you have listening problem. If go to doctor he will say you are out of focus.

  • @masroorkhan4733
    @masroorkhan4733 9 лет назад

    Brilliantly explained !!!