Getting deeper into API automation while working on a prototype framework
Convinced my management to by us tickets for the upcoming SauceCon conference
Trying to inspire non-testers to contribute to improving the test process - I made some easily digestible documentation and shared it with everyone in my company
On the personal side, it’s Ramadan so I’m fasting and everyone is pampering me by offering me delicious meals - I always think I’ll lose weight during Ramadan but that never seems to happen…
It’s a twist on a game show that we’ll be running during exploratory testing week. There are 2 teams and a board of answers that nobody can see (this is the board I’m putting together based on answers to this Exploratory Testing Week 2021 - Testing Family Feud).
Each team puts forward one member to start, the host asks them a question and it’s a race to hit the buzzer first. The first person to hit the buzzer gets to guess an answer from the board first. If their answer was the top answer on the board, their team gets to play to guess all of the other answers on the board and win points. Good example video here
Details about our version of it are over on the event page.
I started writing an article about “testing of machine learning models”! It’s the first time writing an article so I’m super excited about it and if only 1 person will read it, I’ll be super happy
This week, I focused on the requirements aspect towards Software Quality. It’s the Business Analysts’ and Product Owners’ job, but Test can provide leadership in spotting incomplete, inadequate specifications. Towards this, I completed 2 online courses, and in the process of doing my third. It’s interesting because while it is true that requirements evolve (as in Agile environments), Test can still ask the right questions to open the minds and get more details. Who knows if it’s a missed detail or an evolving requirement? Only if one asks, we will all know!