At the moment, I am brainstorming new content formats for my YouTube channel. One idea that I have at the moment is the following:
You are sending me a short video up to 1min, where you ask me a software testing related question or the like. I will embed your video in my video and will answer your question in the video for you and the rest of the viewers and the community.
The idea is, that we learn together on your challenges and problems together.
How does this sound? If this is of interest to you, send me a message.
@dnlknott , Iโm interested. For example, I am about to post a question about how to reduce the headaches cause by one dev teamโs changes breaking another dev teamโs tests.
Iโm a QA manager so my questions are generally more organizational. You can check out my posts and decide if Iโm the kind of questioner that would fit your channel.
Really nice, appreciate your efforts!
Weโve solving a lot of issues for different QA teams with testomat.io and Iโd be happy to share some common concerns to see your answers.
Itโs about test planning, design, test automation stack, pipelines, effectiveness, management transparency, test results visibility and analytics, etc
A couple of weeks ago, I asked you if you want to be part of my videos with your own questions.
Today, the first video is online. I am really happy that many of you send me questions. The first question came in some minutes after I asked the community from the one and only @parwalrahul.
Yes. Please send me your question in a 1-2min video (link to google drive, dropbox and so on). In best case portrait mode. Send me your social links you want me to add to the video description.
Send everything to daniel [at] adventuresinqa [dot] com.
Looking forward to see more questions incoming.
Best,
Daniel
How to ๐ต๐ฎ๐ป๐ฑ๐น๐ฒ ๐ณ๐น๐ฎ๐ธ๐ ๐๐ฒ๐๐๐ is the first video of 2025 on my YouTube channel. Itโs a question I got asked from the community. Thanks Eric for raising this question!
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