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Uncategorized by Ash WinterNov 13, 20166:34 pm

A Lone Tester at a DevOps Conference

I recently had the chance to go to Velocity Conf in Amsterdam, which one might describe as a DevOps conference. I love going to conferences of all types, restricting the self to discipline specific events […]

Uncategorized by Ash WinterOct 14, 20162:48 pm

Leeds Free, Independent, Punk Testing Atelier

Tuesday the 20th of September 2016 marked the 3rd iteration of the Leeds Free, Independent, Non-Affiliated, and quite frankly pretty darned Punk Testing Atelier.About 100 attendees, 6 speakers, 4 workshop facilitators, 8 panel guests, 2 […]

Uncategorized by Ash WinterSep 2, 20163:41 pm

What if information isn’t enough?

One of my aims for this year has been to attend/talk at what I will class for the purposes of this blog as ‘non-testing’ events, primarily to speak about what on earth testing is and […]

Uncategorized by Ash WinterJul 29, 20169:36 pm

A Personal Model of Testing and Checking

As part of the whole CDT vs Automators vs Team Valor vs Team Mystic battle, one of the main sources of angst appears (to me) to be the testing and checking debate.The mere mention seems […]

Uncategorized by Ash WinterJun 30, 201611:32 am

In the Danger Zone

Kenny Loggins said it best. Last night I stepped right into the ‘danger zone.’ I attended a roundtable on testing arranged by a recruitment agency, surrounded by big financial services test management and even those […]

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