EuroSTAR Webinar - Mob testing
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Many different roles contribute to building software: product owners, business specialists, testers. Yet knowledge of programming keeps these roles at a distance. In this talk, we will discuss a new powerful way of removing this distance for the benefit of our teams: mob programming. We’ll walk through my lessons: the pains of joining a mob as a non-programmer, and the gains of what a tester brings into a mob. This talk serves as an inspiration to learning together, immersed in the experience of creating software as we’re learning. Diversity of thoughts and skillsets improved everybody and created a better product.
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- 1. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Mob Testing Better Products Through Diversity by Maaret Pyhäjärvi
- 2. @maaretp http://maaretp.com So, What is Mob Testing (and Programming) Let’s Define the Basics
- 3. @maaretp http://maaretp.com "All the brilliant people working on the same thing, at the same time, in the same space, on the same computer." -- Woody Zuill
- 4. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Mob Programming so that: • You’re a tester in a mob programming team OR • Activity you mob on is testing
- 5. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Mobbing Setup and Roles Driver Navigators Designated Navigator
- 6. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Strong-Style Navigation “For an idea to go from your head to the computer it must go through someone else’s hands” *http://llewellynfalco.blogspot.fi/2014/06/llewellyns-strong-style-pairing.html
- 9. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Observations Retrospective ONE IDEA PER STICKY NOTE CAPITAL LETTERS EASY TO READ FEW WORDS Lowercase letters Don’t write in cursive or in biro Avoid writing too much on one single note as it takes a while for people to read the whole thing! • IDEA 1 • IDEA 2 • IDEA 3 ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠
- 10. @maaretp http://maaretp.com My Mob Testing Experience Working and Teaching in a Mob
- 11. @maaretp http://maaretp.com A Non-Programmer Meets Mob Programming
- 12. @maaretp http://maaretp.com An All-Female Hackathon
- 13. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Teaching Exploratory Testing in a Mob
- 17. @maaretp http://maaretp.com My Developers Get Exploratory Testing!
- 18. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Progress with Team Test Automation
- 19. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Before implementing While implementing Before production While in production Testing as artifact creation Testing as performance (exploration) Ways to think of testing peak at different moments with regards to adding a capability TOTALS Mob on Any Testing Activity!
- 20. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Building habits and transferring skills over passing knowledge
- 21. @maaretp http://maaretp.com The Usual Concerns Wouldn’t we get more done individually?
- 22. @maaretp http://maaretp.com It’s NOT this!
- 24. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Best ideas win when you care about work over credit
- 25. @maaretp http://maaretp.com From technical debt to technical assets
- 26. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Best face forward in a group
- 28. @maaretp http://maaretp.com You have great ideas even if you did not know how to turn them to code – removing the distance is worth the struggle.
- 30. @maaretp http://maaretp.com Maaret Pyhäjärvi Email: maaret@iki.fi Twitter: @maaretp Web: maaretp.com Blog: visible-quality.blogspot.fi (please connect with me through Twitter or LinkedIn)