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Full-stack Testing in/is the New Normal (an #OnlineTestConf 2021 Live Blog)

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

So perhaps the most obvious question is “What exactly is a Full Stack Test Engineer?” and maybe a great follow-up question is “Is it even possible for a single tester to be a Full Stack Tester?” The idea behind a more familiar corollary, the Full Stack…

The Tester’s Role: Balancing Technical Acumen and User Advocacy (an #OnlineTestConf 2021 Live Blog)

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

 Melissa is starting out her talk by talking about balance and the idea that a pendulum ultimately seeks balance. Radical swings will be met with radical swings in the opposite direction but over time momentum and movement will cause the pendulum …

The Tester’s Role: Balancing Technical Acumen and User Advocacy (an #OnlineTestConf 2021 Live Blog)

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

 Melissa is starting out her talk by talking about balance and the idea that a pendulum ultimately seeks balance. Radical swings will be met with radical swings in the opposite direction but over time momentum and movement will cause the pendulum …

Testers – The Constant Chameleon (an #OnlineTestConf 2021 Live Blog)

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

So what do you know about chameleons? They are those cool little reptiles that have prehensile tails, grippy claws, tongues that can shoot out beyond the length of their entire bodies. Neat but, what? Oh, right, they are often capable of selective camo…

Testers – The Constant Chameleon (an #OnlineTestConf 2021 Live Blog)

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

So what do you know about chameleons? They are those cool little reptiles that have prehensile tails, grippy claws, tongues that can shoot out beyond the length of their entire bodies. Neat but, what? Oh, right, they are often capable of selective camo…

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