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Expect to Inspect – Performing Code Inspections on Your Automation (an #OnlineTestConf 2021 Live Blog)

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

Paul and I have been running into each other at conferences now for the better part of a decade. In addition to both being testing nerds, we are both metal nerds, too. Some of our best conversations have been half tech and half, “So, what do you think …

“Make it public!” And other things that annoy developers about testability

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

This is a fun session as I have already had about an hour-long conversation with Gil about this very topic for the next The Testing Show (hopefully to be out shortly 🙂 ). Testability is also a bit of a pet topic of mine so it’s really cool to hear Gil…

“Make it public!” And other things that annoy developers about testability

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

This is a fun session as I have already had about an hour-long conversation with Gil about this very topic for the next The Testing Show (hopefully to be out shortly 🙂 ). Testability is also a bit of a pet topic of mine so it’s really cool to hear Gil…

Why Should we Take Things Personally? (an #OnlineTestConf 2021 Live Blog)

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

Well, this is an intriguing title. I’ve long considered the advice that it is best to not take things personally or at least to not take things so personally that it causes me stress or grief. Still, I think I have a feeling where this talk might be go…

Why Should we Take Things Personally? (an #OnlineTestConf 2021 Live Blog)

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

Well, this is an intriguing title. I’ve long considered the advice that it is best to not take things personally or at least to not take things so personally that it causes me stress or grief. Still, I think I have a feeling where this talk might be go…

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