In this episode of Cocktails, “The Evil Tester” Alan Richardson joins us for a round and discusses how we can change our approach towards testing, as well as the important qualities that a good tester should have. He also talks about Agile Testing in relation to development, as well as various models on testing that we're seeing today.

Changing your approach to testing with Alan Richardson

A #user takes the things after complete #testing and satisfaction.#Iphone testing is best done by Mobile Apps Testing.Iphone testing is done in order to check out the every aspect of the phone.
http://www.mobileappstesting.com/tag/iphone-testing/

Created: 2/22/2017 4:21:17 AM

Iphone Testing

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https://mobileappstesting.com/

Created: 4/24/2017 6:45:31 AM

Mobile Tester

In this St. Patricks Day Special of the Software Testing Happy Hour we discuss current challenges for testing in Agile and top mistakes companies make in Continuous Integration. We also give our recommendations to you, have some laughs and sip some Irish drinks. Join us!

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Recommendations:

Paul Shovlin's - Agile Scrum and the #1 Challenge: Culture Change
http://www.checkpointech.com/blog/culture-change/

Sneha Crew's - Quality Jam Conference
http://qualityjam.net/atlanta/

Brent Jenkins's - Quality In a Quick Video Series
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLP_44t2sFA1il8z6ZLY4fsNEYfqo9lheM

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If you have any questions, suggestions, or more, please contact me at bjenkins@checkpointech.com

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Thank you to our sponsor, Checkpoint Technologies, who enable organizations to deliver higher quality applications to market faster.
www.checkpointech.com

The Software Testing Happy Hour Podcast - Episode 4

QA Talks inaugural episode with Pradeep Govindasamy, Chief Technology Officer and President of Cigniti Technologies. &nbsp;Pradeep is also the head of the North America West Business Unit. Pradeep is an industry thought leader in software testing with over 15 years of experience. He has strong expertise in setting up Testing Centers of Excellence around Test management, Automation, Mobility, SOA and Functional testing. He established more than 20+ teams of 500-member size. He possesses unique experience around Quality Engineering and has done extensive business development in driving the offerings around Mobility, Digital Commerce, SOA, and Automation. He has been the key champion in setting up several niche skill practices for testing services.&nbsp;

QA Talks Introductory Episode with Pradeep Govindasamy

Every company is under the gun these days. The software development life cycle has sped up to a breakneck speed, one that is growing increasingly difficult to keep up with. With so many releases happening simultaneously, it’s more crucial than ever to have a solid plan in place, and this is where a good quality DevOps plan will come in to place, allowing your team to streamline the work so that you can continue to deliver at the pace demanded by the market. But what are the biggest challenges when implementing devops in your organization? How does it transform the software testing industry, and what are the benefits gained by embracing it? Chris DeGonia, Director of QA at International SOS, was a guest on the QA Talks podcast recently and had some very valuable thoughts on the topic.

Benefits and Procedures for DevOps Implementation in Traditional Quality Assurance Models with Chris DeGonia

A lot of times, people assume that moving from quality assurance to quality engineering is just a name change. That’s not the case at all. Recently on an episode of QA Talks, we were joined by Melissa Tondi, a quality engineering leader with nearly 20 years of experience in the QA/QE space, to talk about the modernization of quality. What we talked about:  The exact difference between QA and QE How to know when a company is really ready for quality testing What a modernized quality assistance looks like Major pitfalls and benchmarks in QA modenrization   This post is based on a podcast interview with  Melissa Tondi. To hear this episode, and many more like it, you can subscribe to  QA Talks. &nbsp;

3 Essential Questions to Ask when Modernizing QA w/ Melissa Tondi

There’s no such thing as a 100% bug-free product. Just having a QA team doesn’t automatically shield you from bugs. Quality needs to be a culture that permeates the whole company, not just one little afterthought department. On this episode of QA Talks, we interview Priyanka Halder, the senior manager of quality engineering at GoodRx. What we talked about:  Why Priyanka loves working with startups Quality engineering vs. bug tolerance 3 steps to building a QA team from scratch Benefits of crowd testing How to achieve seamless functioning   To hear this episode, and many more like it, you can subscribe  here. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Building a QA Team from Scratch and Achieving Seamless Functioning w/ Priyanka Halder

This episode we are joined by two incredible guests: Nanda Padmaraju, Senior Vice President at Cigniti Technologies, and Paul Trotter, Deputy Chief Technology Officer at Atom Bank. We talked about the importance of QA in digital and cloud businesses and how that is changing the game in the financial industry.&nbsp; What we talked about:  Digital technology allows for banks to remain flexible  Embracing digital transformation provides increased QA   Digital technology lets organizations have both quality and speed.   Check out this resource that was mentioned:  Thought Machine  To listen to this show, find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and our website.

3 Ways Digital and Cloud Technology is Revolutionizing Banking w/ Paul Trotter

In this episode I interviewed Janet Gregory. She told us about her experience adapting the agile testing training she and Lisa Crispin offer in Agile Testing Fellowship, to make it available online with remote facilitation. 

We discussed the challenges for agile teams working remotely and some ideas to overcome it (pairing, clarify communication channels, stay connected). 

Lastly, she commented about her trip to Uruguay when she was the keynote speaker at TestingUY and, as usual, she suggested some books and told us about some good habits she has implemented.

You can also play the episode and read the full transcript here: https://bit.ly/3ehzLjJ

S1E3 - Janet Gregory - Facilitating agile trainings and teams remotely

Making sense of software quality... that’s what testers aim to do and that’s what this podcast is all about. Join Abstracta COO, Federico Toledo, PhD as he dares to interview some of his role models and industry leaders who are awesome at what they do to get advice that can help us be better testers and enable our teams to create higher quality software. 

Expect insights on today’s most pressing topics and good practices from the creators and collaborators of your favorite software testing tools, methodologies, conferences, etc. An Uruguayan in Silicon Valley, you’ll also hear Federico share his views from over 15 years of training testers and working with clients like CA Technologies and Shutterfly.

Coding Over Cocktails is created by TORO Cloud, a company that offers a low-code, API centric platform for application development & integration.

This podcast series will tackle issues faced by enterprises as they manage the process of digital transformation, application integration, low-code application development, data management, and business process automation.

Watch out for exciting and engaging content from guests who will touch on topics such as APIs as the center and foundation of applications, integrations, and business processes.

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