Franken in Autumn is worth a visit! Be it for the landscape, the rich fruit harvests and local festivities, or because AgileTD is stopping by with the next "Agile Testing After Work" community event 🤩. If you are interested to learn more about AI in testing, best agile practices, accessibility testing and more, this meetup is for you.After the 4 concise talks, you have the chance to test accessibility at different pratical stations!
Food, drinks and the venue is kindly provided by our sponsor ALTEN Germany.
Steffen Schild & Utz Winter: Mobile Testing in mobile times – the new normal? Nowadays we are used to work mobile - we somehow expect all applications to run on a mobile device. Or at least work in a mobile situation, which means "on the way, on the train, in a cafe, in the park, at the beach", you know all of the nicer-than-office locations you prefer.Some 10 years ago, mobile testing was something special, that has to be done on top of "normal" testing, but only in case you are creating a real mobile app. Even the word "App" itself is used for every kind of application or program we are creating, not only for mobile applications that are offered in an App-Store on iPhone or Android, as it was 10 years ago. So, as mobile usage of apps is the way to go, is mobile testing also "normal" today? We will have a look into all this. How much "mobile" is inside our standard testing, what is the absolute minimum of "mobile" requirements today, that we are not allowed to miss. Are we ready for real mobility? Vitaly Sharovatov: The human factor in QA: Testing beyond codeWhat do code freezes, ORM (Object Relational Mapper) issues, code review conflicts, and AI security issues have in common? We often forget the human factor in quality assurance: we want to simplify the work, and this sometimes leads to unintended consequences. Let’s explore the reasons behind these common pitfalls in tools and processes and suggest solutions.
Rahul Verma: Pattern Thinking for Prompt Engineers: A Case Study in Test DesignPattern thinking is a natural human way of making sense of the world. We recognise patterns in problems to associate them with patterns in solutions. This idea is not to be confused with being confined to making use of named patterns identified by others.Away from the world of mnemonics and cheat sheets for prompt engineering, I explore basic anatomy of prompting in this talk. Along the way, I discuss applied pattern thinking in prompt engineering so that you are not cramming patterns - you are creating them, you are engineering your own.I take Test Design as a case study, but in large parts, the talk is applicable to anyone interested in prompt engineering.
Help! I have to test accessibilityYour company suddenly needs you to accessibility testing, but you don’t know how or where to start? Don’t worry, I’m here to help with that. As the European Accessibility Act (EEA) approaches, companies are increasingly recognizing the significance of digital accessibility. Join me to get started on your accessibility testing journey. Get a better understanding of the topic, discover easy techniques and tools, and find out where to learn more.This beginner-friendly talk will equip you with the necessary information and tools to get started with accessibility testing. No prior knowledge is required.
If you have any questions, please reach out to info@agiletestingdays.com.
And the best thing is:
Every meetup attendee will receive a 10% discount on any selected AgileTD ticket, in addition to the current Early Bird price.
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