The document outlines a testing framework for presentations, focusing on audience reactions based on session quality. It includes structured scenarios for testing responses using Given-When-Then methodology, emphasizing acceptance-driven presentation testing. Additionally, it references various testing types and proposed tools for mobile apps and UI testing.

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11. Given
Setup
When
Trigger
Then
Verify
// Arrange
// Act
// Assert

12. Given
a great session is presented
When
the presentation is over
Then
the audience will clap
“Acceptance Driven Presentation”

13. Given
a <level> session is presented
When
the presentation is over
Then
the audience will <reaction>
Examples:
| level | reaction |
| great | clap |
| horrible | cry |

15. UI
Service
Unit

16. Service
Unit
UI
Unit test
Integration test
System test
Acceptance Test
Ambassador Test
Live

18. [Given(@"a great session is presented")]
public void AGreatSessionIsPresented() {
// Setup
}
[When(@"the presentation is over")]
public void ThePresentationIsOver() {
// Trigger
}
[Then(@"the audience will clap")]
public void TheAudienceWillClap() {
// Verify
}

19. [Given(@"a ""(.*)"" session is presented")]
public void ASessionIsPresented(
string level) {
// Setup
}
[When(@"the presentation is over")]
public void ThePresentationIsOver() {
// Trigger
}
[Then(@"the audience will ""(.*)""")]
public void TheAudienceWill (
string reaction) {
// Verify
}

24.  Specs + Testcases + Scripts coupled
 Scalable regression framework
 Testcases to run
 Testexecution runs
 Devices
 Operating systems

26. Service
Unit
UI
Unit test
Integration test
System test
Acceptance Test
Ambassador Test
Live

27. XAMARIN

28. TDD, ATDD, BDD, SBE, DevOps, CD etc.

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31. Given
a <level> session is presented
When
the presentation is over
Then
the audience will <reaction>
Examples:
| level | reaction |
| great | clap |
| horrible | cry |
| great | clap |
| horrible | cry |