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Testing United - Social Software Testing Approaches
The document discusses social software testing approaches, including mob programming, pair testing, ensemble testing, and bug bashes. It provides descriptions of different testing approaches like traditional pair testing, strong-style pair testing, and ensemble testing. It also discusses the benefits of social testing approaches for larger organizations, agile teams, and training groups. Mob programming, accidental learning through being intentional, and learning through osmosis are presented as well. Contact information is provided at the end.
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- 2. @maaretp What Social atWork Usually Looks LikePlanning PI Planning Sprint Planning Backlog Refinement Three Amigos Sessions Daily Meetings Hallway Whiteboarding Doing ??? Traditional Pair Testing Strong-Style Pair Testing Ensemble (Mob) Testing Bug Bashes
- 3. @maaretp Co-generate options Choose totry, choose through doing Practice (doing) over theory (plan) Avoid ping-pong Timely feedback Build more skilled empathetic colleagues
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- 5. @maaretp A talk ona strange idea: Mob Programming
- 6. @maaretp “A ridiculous idea- I need to experience it 1st hand”
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- 13. @maaretp Comparison Strong StyleTraditional I havean idea… Please take the keyboard I have an idea… Give me the keyboard
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- 18. @maaretp MakingYour Choices Approach BestUsed For Traditional Pair Testing Working together in an equal pair requiring little rule assistance. Strong-Style Pair Testing Working together in an unequal pair. Ensemble Testing Learning and innovating a shared way of working. Bug Bashes Seeing problems from many perspectives.
- 19. @maaretp Social Testing Approaches areGreat For • Larger organizations where functional silos continue to exist (Testers get together to test) • Agile teams where we need to share testing skills (Teams get together to test) • Teaching anything testing related to a group (Training group gets together to test) • Introducing testing perspectives to programming activities (Testers joining ensemble programming)
- 20. @maaretp Social Software TestingApproaches on Tour • From healing my loneliness • To Lisi Hocke’s testing tours • To many people on tour None of this new style of deep, serendipitous learning would be possible without the social software testing approaches
- 21. @maaretp Robot FrameworkBrowser Library in July 2020: Maaret, Frank, Karlo,Tatu
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- 23. @maaretp Accidental Learning by beingIntentional about Learning
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- 29. @maaretp I had greatideas even when I did not know how to turn them into code – removing the distance is worth the struggle.
- 30. @maaretp When developers likeeach other, code review is known as pair programming.
- 31. @maaretp Maaret Pyhäjärvi Email: maaret@iki.fi Twitter:@maaretp Web: maaretp.com Blog: visible-quality.blogspot.fi (please connect with me through Twitter or LinkedIn)