Agile Testing Days 2016
2016-12-05..2016-12-08
Potsdam, Germany
[Agile Testing Days 2011, Agile Testing Days 2014, Agile Testing Days 2016, Agile Testing Days 2018, Agile Testing Days 2023, Agile Testing Days 2024]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| NoEstimates | Vasco Duarte | 48m |
Claims that estimating is harmful are backed with concrete data and experiments: a global program of ~100 teams runs 18 months then cancels after being ~6… | ||
| Liftoff: Start and Sustain Successful Agile Teams | Diana Larsen | 48m |
A liftoff runs as a focused one‑day (or longer) event that creates immediate momentum by producing a team chartering artifact with three sections—purpose… | ||
| Reasons to attend the Agile Testing Days | 03m | |
Conferences surface half-baked ideas years before books and show which ones actually scale; short sessions and ten-minute workshops routinely trigger concrete… | ||
| Snow White and the 777.777.777 Dwarfs | Gojko Adzic | 42m |
IDC claims that in 2017 roughly 65% of enterprise IT organisations will have some kind of hybrid half-cloud half-on-premise monster. For testing, of course… | ||
| Agile Transition - How to Build an Effective Agile Team | Michael Wansley, Peter Walen, Gojko Adzic | 04m |
Asserts that effective agile teams include cross-functional representation—business analysts, developers and testers embedded from requirements through… | ||
| How to Talk about Coverage | Matthew Heusser | 39m |
Argues that coverage equals communicated risk and shows concrete techniques to make trade-offs instead of guessing: five trivial stories generate 4,000… | ||
| Trailer Agile Testing Days 2017 | Selena Delesie, Ash Coleman, Daniel Maslyn, Michael Wansley, Maaret Pyhäjärvi | 03m |
A lively, week-long conference that creates a collaborative container for reconnecting and building the testing community, mixing deep technical conversations… | ||
| Lesson Learned in (Selling) Software Testing | Keith Klain | 41m |
Enterprise testing remains heavily outsourced and commoditized so teams spend millions on tooling while producing regression pack keeps growing automation that… | ||
| Continuous Delivery Anti-Patterns | Jeff Morgan | 40m |
Argues that long-lived branches and big roadmaps block daily deployment, so teams remove branches, use feature toggles and progressive rollouts (example: 5%… | ||
| Interview with – Daniel Maslyn | Daniel Maslyn | 04m |
Talk presents an IT software testing consultant and artist who lists robotics and artificial intelligence expertise, a global childhood and Berkeley… | ||
| Mannequin Challenge by Agile Testing Days | 01m | |
The Mannequin Challenge is a viral Internet video trend where people remain frozen in action like mannequins while a moving camera films them.
This video of… | ||
| Once Upon a Time... | Alex Schladebeck, Huib Schoots | 49m |
Argues that concrete storytelling techniques improve testing and decisions: uses Freytag's pyramid to predict which Super Bowl ad will win, cites experiments… | ||
| Interview with – Michael Wansley | Michael Wansley | 04m |
A sustaining team at Tableau Software handles bugs from released versions rather than feature work and struggles to keep a growing bug backlog from disrupting… | ||
| From Waterfall to Agile, The Advantage Is Clear | Michael Wansley | 46m |
Michael's testing story begins with a black box testing job at Microsoft, a waterfall shop. As he learned more and more effective ways to test throughout his… | ||
| Pushing the Edge on What's Possible | Abby Fichtner | 43m |
Claims ownership of the first targeted ad insertion system for streaming media, describes reverse-engineering binary/hex streams to make it work, and recounts… | ||
| Interview with – Ash Coleman | Ash Coleman | 03m |
Becomes a consultant who moves between clients to implement and adapt agile processes, translating the Agile Manifesto into practical team rules and bespoke… | ||
| Digital Revolution & Industry 4.0: Robotics, Self-Driving Cars & Software Testers | Daniel Maslyn, Jessica DeVita, Selena Delesie | 04m |
Claim: a prototype called the habitat product embeds automation built into devices so each gadget carries its own automated behavior; the experiment shows… | ||
| Baking Safety into Infrastructure Testing | Jessica DeVita | 49m |
Argues that testers must make safety measurable and automated by turning audit controls into executable checks, using Chef’s open source language InSpec to… | ||
| Wake Up! All Testers Need to Know How to Code! | Keith Klain, Maaret Pyhäjärvi, Ash Coleman | 03m |
Argues that testers do not need to know how to code as a requirement and that most value comes from design thinking around problems rather than writing lines… | ||
| Interview with – Gojko Adzic | Gojko Adzic | 04m |
Built a mind-mapping tool for schools and helps large organisations adopt practices that focus on outcomes not features, claiming delivery capacity grew… | ||
| Interview with – Maaret Pyhäjärvi | Maaret Pyhäjärvi | 03m |
Lead quality engineer at F‑Secure describes shifting a product from long quiet periods to frequent releases within months, pushing continuous delivery… | ||
| Interview with – Selena Delesie | Selena Delesie | 03m |
Works with leaders to instill repeatable habits rather than drop in frameworks, using a steady rhythm around kanban or scrum and regular retrospectives or… | ||
| Interview with – Jessica DeVita | Jessica DeVita | 02m |
Argues that Agile Manifesto principles directly shape DevOps practices and shows how configuration management with Chef and similar tooling gets companies… | ||
| Managing Releases by the Numbers (Really?) | Peter Walen | 43m |
Argues that numeric release gates often mislead: organizations enforce no P0/P1 bugs allowed or “lockdown 28 days before release” and still ship catastrophic… | ||
| Interview with – Pete Walen | Pete Walen | 02m |
Works in Marketing Cloud and applies a pragmatic mix of elements of Scrum and ideas of Kanban to tune flow day to day, plus ad hoc “fixing pieces” practices… | ||
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