I love this presentation so much! I started to learn Agile testing today and have learnt lots of youtube videos about this topic and this is still on top and with the biggest value from my point. Elisabeth is very honest guy, she is so passionate in testing. I will learn from you. Thank you very much!
I want to move to the States, work where she works and date her. My team (any team) could surely use testers who are as insightfull and passionate about agile software development as she is. I think this presentation is a must see for testers and developers alike, it made me realise once again why I'm in this business. Brilliant.
Elisabeth is right about the importance of a collaborative teamwork, in others words whats Agile testing means. But is also important to use all the tools available on the internet researching if a solution or alternative is available to resolve common issues. Thats what I learn as freelancer programming microcontrollers. Today the amount of information about issues and fixes in the internet is huge, the key is to be effective on the research of such information on the Net.
This stuff is great!!!!! I understand everything now. I hope I will be able to write all about it in my exam tomorrow. Elizabeth is brill! I want to be AGILE!
Excellent presentation by Elisabeth. One question comes to my mind that she mentioned, Exploratory testing by all together testers, developers and customers at the same time, which might not be feasible to conduct during the SDLC. All the above three groups conduct the exploratory testing at different times in different approaches. This is just my thought.
Elisabeth is right about the importance of a collaborative teamwork, in others words whats Agile testing means. But is also important to use all the tools available on the internet researching if a soultion or alternative is available to resolve common issues. Thats what I learn as freelancer programming microcontrollers. Today the amount of information about issues and fixes in the internet is hughe, the key is to be effective on the research of information on the Net.
This is an excellent presentation and I will be building from this point as I will be starting a new contract to implement Agile QA at a major insurance company. I have also been very turned onto Elisabeth's site in the process and found her to present information that works where the rubber hits the road. It would be nice though if someone posted the deck that she is working from as it is no longer available at the specified link.
That's right, really there are no borders. Thank you for your time, at least it was an interesting discussion. Are You joined to any discussion forum, blog o any community related to the Software Engineering?
Please, do something for people who speak another lenguage like spanish. Mavy a translate? mavy subtitles? There are to much persons doing Àgile Testing in Latinoamerica. Thanks!!!
This was a terrific presentation You Tube video & it provided many valuable insights, examples & analogies. Liked: "Fewer bugs instead of better bug tracking systems." The broken windows in New York City analogy, in terms of demonstrating caring about something versus not caring. "Responsibility belongs to the team." Contra: being slightly hearing impaired & the irony of this being about testing. This was one of the worst examples of Closed Captioning I have seen/heard. Examples later.
Good Night! adilson call me, I am of pascom (ministry of communication) have a video of 19 minutes but I can not post on youtube, watching your video of 1: 01 pm (one hour and one minute) I was curious. How do I post on youtube? help me please! thank you.
The language is not a border for anybody with the correct attitude. Only that some of you seem not to understand that a simple translation accelerates any global process of reasoning and learning. Agile also is to be multicultural.
A few random samples of Closed Captioning issues: "Bull pen or bullpen had multiple variations--it was amusing, but confusing. "You create" was translated as 'Ukrainian.' "Testers" became 'pastors.' The other issue is sentence structure & punctuation & use of upper & lower case letters. This needs to be taken seriously. English is often used as an international language for business & the rules need to apply, if we are to be taken seriously. Critical watching will illustrate my points.
Agree. Delivered in an inadequately theatrical, confrontational and patronising way. I did keep thinking to myself "would I be this annoyed had it been a guy presenting this with the same style?". I guess so, since I recently saw a presentation by James Bach and didn't like his style either. That said, good content and message.
No men. Yo´re Wron, programing it´s not for people who speak just english lenguage, but it´s a universal lenguage and much more Testing, becouse it´s about business, requirement, validations, verifications, architecture, desing, data, systems and finally coding. Meaby if you are a programer You must improve your Testing Skill or You´ll be nothing more than a coder.
wrong again. I understand much more than your simple encoder. There was never so much as a collaborative environment nowadays that's why the language should not be a border to circumvent. is a lie and that the most current information is in English only
What are Your talking about !? Not only u can't speak english but You also don't understand simple things. I said that if You wan't to be a programmer You have to learn english. If not You will not be a good programmer. Just because documentation, books, articles is in english only. At least the best.
13:55 agile methodologies (Lean, Scrum, Crystal, XP)
19:25 traditional vs agile testing
20:50 change
23:45 planning
24:45 documentation
29:40 handoffs
35:50 automation
39:30 testing practices (automated acceptance/story testing, automated unit tests, manual exploratory testing)
42:25 references, questions & answers
Thank you Rolf, it was very useful.
I love this presentation so much! I started to learn Agile testing today and have learnt lots of youtube videos about this topic and this is still on top and with the biggest value from my point.
Elisabeth is very honest guy, she is so passionate in testing. I will learn from you.
Thank you very much!
Btw. in case you're short on time, the real presentation doesn't actually begin until about 8:14.
This is a brilliant presentation and I love the passion you have for testing as it is projected through you presentation.
I want to move to the States, work where she works and date her.
My team (any team) could surely use testers who are as insightfull and passionate about agile software development as she is. I think this presentation is a must see for testers and developers alike, it made me realise once again why I'm in this business. Brilliant.
Hendrickson is a really exciting speaker.
Great talk and still very relevant today. The most important practice you can implement in agile testing is making sure DONE includes "Tested OK"
Awesome video!! I see its a video from 2005 but all the points presenter explained holds still good!
Elisabeth is right about the importance of a collaborative teamwork, in others words whats Agile testing means. But is also important to use all the tools available on the internet researching if a solution or alternative is available to resolve common issues. Thats what I learn as freelancer programming microcontrollers. Today the amount of information about issues and fixes in the internet is huge, the key is to be effective on the research of such information on the Net.
This stuff is great!!!!!
I understand everything now. I hope I will be able to write all about it in my exam tomorrow.
Elizabeth is brill!
I want to be AGILE!
Excellent presentation by Elisabeth. One question comes to my mind that she mentioned, Exploratory testing by all together testers, developers and customers at the same time, which might not be feasible to conduct during the SDLC. All the above three groups conduct the exploratory testing at different times in different approaches. This is just my thought.
Elizabeth did a great job of making this interesting and exciting. Well Done
Elisabeth is right about the importance of a collaborative teamwork, in others words whats Agile testing means. But is also important to use all the tools available on the internet researching if a soultion or alternative is available to resolve common issues. Thats what I learn as freelancer programming microcontrollers. Today the amount of information about issues and fixes in the internet is hughe, the key is to be effective on the research of information on the Net.
Very American in manner and style, but extremely worthwhile and sensible in content.
This is an excellent presentation and I will be building from this point as I will be starting a new contract to implement Agile QA at a major insurance company.
I have also been very turned onto Elisabeth's site in the process and found her to present information that works where the rubber hits the road.
It would be nice though if someone posted the deck that she is working from as it is no longer available at the specified link.
That's right, really there are no borders. Thank you for your time, at least it was an interesting discussion.
Are You joined to any discussion forum, blog o any community related to the Software Engineering?
Great video, always good to listen to / read your work. Really solid, pragmatic outlook.
I can not find the slides you mentioned can you post the link..thanks
Its really great .. everybody should listen and learn .. Great you brill....
Excellent presentation
Does anyone actually have the slides that go with this? They don't seem to be on that site any more.
is the link still available??
Wonder what the audience would answer if they got the same opening question today :)
Great talk!!!
actually the best presentor!!!
Holy cow, I have done the copy/paste macro for replacing "The sytem shall..." with "Verify the system will..." Felt soooo dirty.
Please, do something for people who speak another lenguage like spanish. Mavy a translate? mavy subtitles?
There are to much persons doing Àgile Testing in Latinoamerica.
Thanks!!!
Elisabeth is great.
wat a nice presentation...!!!
Interesting, thanks!
This was a terrific presentation You Tube video & it provided many valuable insights, examples & analogies. Liked: "Fewer bugs instead of better bug tracking systems." The broken windows in New York City analogy, in terms of demonstrating caring about something versus not caring. "Responsibility belongs to the team." Contra: being slightly hearing impaired & the irony of this being about testing. This was one of the worst examples of Closed Captioning I have seen/heard. Examples later.
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Good Night! adilson call me, I am of pascom (ministry of communication) have a video of 19 minutes but I can not post on youtube, watching your video of 1: 01 pm (one hour and one minute) I was curious. How do I post on youtube? help me please! thank you.
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very informative
excellent speaker.
she should make a speak about motivation whatever she would say you will be motivate anyway :D
The content is very good, but the presentation style is a bit tedious.
ничего не понятно но очень интересно
The language is not a border for anybody with the correct attitude. Only that some of you seem not to understand that a simple translation accelerates any global process of reasoning and learning. Agile also is to be multicultural.
A few random samples of Closed Captioning issues: "Bull pen or bullpen had multiple variations--it was amusing, but confusing. "You create" was translated as 'Ukrainian.' "Testers" became 'pastors.' The other issue is sentence structure & punctuation & use of upper & lower case letters. This needs to be taken seriously. English is often used as an international language for business & the rules need to apply, if we are to be taken seriously. Critical watching will illustrate my points.
Aunt Lydia??
cool!
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God - All the Glory to JESUS CHRIST. May God save you !
Testing 1,2,3 testing testing...just testing to see if me comment shows up :)
nice
Terrible presentation style but some good points. Her book about exploratory testing is pretty good.
Agree. Delivered in an inadequately theatrical, confrontational and patronising way. I did keep thinking to myself "would I be this annoyed had it been a guy presenting this with the same style?". I guess so, since I recently saw a presentation by James Bach and didn't like his style either. That said, good content and message.
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No men. Yo´re Wron, programing it´s not for people who speak just english lenguage, but it´s a universal lenguage and much more Testing, becouse it´s about business, requirement, validations, verifications, architecture, desing, data, systems and finally coding.
Meaby if you are a programer You must improve your Testing Skill or You´ll be nothing more than a coder.
wrong again. I understand much more than your simple encoder.
There was never so much as a collaborative environment nowadays that's why the language should not be a border to circumvent. is a lie and that the most current information is in English only
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If You don't want language to be a border learn english. That's simple as that. There's no other way.
If You are programmer you have to learn english. There's no other way!
What are Your talking about !?
Not only u can't speak english but You also don't understand simple things.
I said that if You wan't to be a programmer You have to learn english. If not You will not be a good programmer. Just because documentation, books, articles is in english only. At least the best.
haha lol yes
HOT!
hahha
The content is excellent, but the presentation style is tedious. She sounds as if she's speaking to a bunch of kindergartners.
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