Attention All Testers: The 2019 Fall OnlineTestConf is almost here!
Twice a year, Testing Curator looks forward to viewing the OnlineTestConf. The Fall conference is just around the corner and will be streaming online FREE on December 3rd-4th.
If you are already familiar with this event, have you registered yet? If so, great! If not, what are you waiting for? Register today!
For those that are new to this conference, you will find more details about the event below.
For the last five years, I have enjoyed answering and reading over the results of the State of Testing Survey produced by PractiTest and Tea Time for Testers.
I was pleasantly surprised today to see that the State of Testing Survey 2019 is now live and ready for responses.
“The State of Testing™ initiative seeks to identify the existing characteristics, practices, and challenges facing the testing community today in hopes to shed light and provoke a fruitful discussion towards improvement.” – PractiTest
Last year’s survey had over 1,500 respondents.
Be sure to take the survey as soon as you can and let’s see if we can get a record number of response!
If you missed the survey results for 2018, you can go to:
https://qablog.practitest.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/2018_state_of_testing_report_1.2.pdf
The time of anticipation is now over. The State of Testing Survey 2018 is now live!
Be sure to take the survey as soon as you can. Let’s get a record number of respondents again this year!
For the last four years, I have enjoyed answering and reading over the results of the State of Testing Survey produced by PractiTest and Tea Time for Testers.
I was pleasantly surprised this morning to see that the State of Testing Survey 2018 is coming out again very soon. January 10th, 2018 to be exact.
Last year’s survey had over 1500 respondents.
If you missed the survey results for 2017, you can go to:
http://qablog.practitest.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/State_of_testing_2017_final_report.pdf
The 2018 survey “seeks to identify the existing characteristics, practices, and challenges facing the testing community in hopes to shed light and provoke a fruitful discussion towards improvement.”
For all the details of the survey, you can visit:
http://qablog.practitest.com/state-of-testing-survey-2018-is-about-to-begin/
I am looking forward to participating in the survey again and seeing the results. I hope you will too!
Be sure to share the news with other testers that you know. Let’s try to break last year’s number of respondents.
As promised by PractiTest and Tea Time for Testers, the State of Testing Survey 2017 countdown is over and is now live.
Let your voice be heard and take the survey today!
Let’s try to break last year’s response of 1000!
Over the last week, you might have noticed that I have been less active on Twitter. And for the first time since January 2013, I failed to post an edition of Testing Bits.
This might have left some of you wondering, “Where’s the Testing Curator?”
Attention Ohio Testers:
Our next meetup is scheduled for April 26, 2016. We are just a few weeks away! Matthew Eakin has volunteered to give a presentation on “Cucumber as a Collaboration Tool.” Having heard Matthew speak on several occasions, I am sure this will be an interesting discussion.
For all of the details for our meetup and to RSVP, be sure to visit the Software QA & Testing Meetup on meetup.com.
If you are going to be in the Columbus area, we would love to see you there!
I am going to endeavor to try to post raw notes or recaps from previous meetups on a more frequent basis than I have in the past.
March’s meeting featured Damian Synadinos speaking on the topic of “Commutication – An Exploration of Idea Transfer With Words.”
Attention Ohio Testers:
Thank you to all that attended February’s meetup. What a great turnout as we talked about “What I Learned at QA or the Highway 2016.″
Our meeting on March 29th will have the following topic:
“Commutication – An Exploration of Idea Transfer With Words” with Damian Synadinos
Communication is a key skill for any profession and especially true for testing. Damian will be sharing an abbreviated version of his workshop that will be presented later this spring at STPCon.
Below is a description taken from his workshop:
Attention Ohio Testers:
Thank you to all that attended January’s meetup. What a great turnout! As mentioned in the meeting, I will be posting notes from the meetup soon. Be sure to watch for it.
Our meeting on February 23th will have the following topic:
“What I Learned at QA or the Highway 2016”
The one day conference, QA or the Highway 2016, is scheduled for February 16th, 2016 in Columbus, Ohio. There are some excellent tracks and speakers listed for the event. We are going to dedicate our testing meetup to sharing our experiences at the conference.
As promised by PractiTest and Tea Time for Testers, the State of Testing Survey 2016 countdown is over and is now live.
Let your voice be heard and take the survey today!
Let’s try to break last year’s response of around 900!