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Last month, we started talking about testing early: identifying assumptions and risks, creating testable stories using flow diagrams. There are many other types of visualizing tools such as state diagrams, empathy maps or user role maps. Jane...

We’re going to use Janet’s latest model about holistic testing, to talk about specific practices that we use in different stages of the lifecycle. In this post, we extract the left top part of the infinite loop, and talk about testing early ...

Over the years, we’ve given talks and listened to others talk about the subject of testers being coaches or consultants. We believe there is a difference between the two.   A coach works with a single person, or a team, helping them t...

Janet has taught our agile testing course all over the world.  Although she has a timeline and knows approximately how much time each section should take, Janet finds that most classes don’t stick to the same times. Each class is different b...

Our last blog post was about the importance of asking questions when moving towards continuous delivery environment. Asking questions is important, but sometimes how you ask them is equally important. Janet shared one experience in a blog pos...

In our January blog post, we talked about the importance of asking questions about new features and building shared understanding among the team. Shared understanding should extend beyond feature behavior to other concerns. For example, once we h...

Welcome to our first Agile Testing Fellowship blog post! Here we will share ideas from us (Janet and Lisa), instructors as well as featured guests. We hope to have a wide variety of topics that will interest you. We decided to kick of this site w...