On The Shoulders Of Testing Giants
summary
Case study of applying Rapid Software Testing, mob methods and lightweight reporting to Carnival s ocean medallion project shows concrete results: mob test design sessions of 90 minutes with five to seven people produce reusable test ideas tracked as JIRA tasks, requirements in Q test manager, and mind maps in Lucidchart that let leadership cut go no go meetings from four hours to twenty to thirty minutes. A simple Google sheet in Confluence reports effort and coverage, and an Angie Jones automation worksheet guides which scenarios to automate so maintenance cost stays low.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:22About Janna
- 1:48How can I stand on their shoulders
- 2:21How can I leverage their experience
- 3:35How did you get into testing
- 6:16The old test reporting
- 6:35Quality vs testing
- 6:59What is quality
- 7:16Quality as a service
- 7:59What does quality mean
- 8:42Mob test design
- 9:23Mind mapping
- 10:05Test ideas
- 10:43Test manager
- 10:57Test reporting
- 11:34Effort
- 12:14Color Coding
- 12:43Test Automation
- 14:01Happiness
- 14:57Shoutouts
- 15:37QA Session
- 20:20Colorcoding Decision Tables
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