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Checkout the TestBash San Francisco Speakers]]> Thu, 22 Aug 2019 14:52:59 GMT /slideshow/testbash-san-francisco-speakers/165573962 RichardBradshaw1@slideshare.net(RichardBradshaw1) TestBash San Francisco Speakers RichardBradshaw1 Checkout the TestBash San Francisco Speakers <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/testbashsfoslides-190822145259-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Checkout the TestBash San Francisco Speakers
TestBash San Francisco Speakers from Richard Bradshaw
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The slide version for my talk at the Stafford Testers Gathering on the 17th July 2019]]>
The slide version for my talk at the Stafford Testers Gathering on the 17th July 2019]]> Thu, 18 Jul 2019 08:43:09 GMT /RichardBradshaw1/redefining-test-automation-from-staffstester RichardBradshaw1@slideshare.net(RichardBradshaw1) Redefining Test Automation from StaffsTester RichardBradshaw1 The slide version for my talk at the Stafford Testers Gathering on the 17th July 2019 <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/redefiningtestautomationstafftest-190718084309-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> The slide version for my talk at the Stafford Testers Gathering on the 17th July 2019
Redefining Test Automation from StaffsTester from Richard Bradshaw
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Richard, what tests should I automate?’ ‘What should I be automating?’ ‘What layer should I be automating on?’ ‘Where do I start with automation Richard?’ These are questions I get asked regularly. My answer every single time? ‘Checkout The Test Automation Pyramid!’, ha, of course, it’s not, it’s ‘It depends…’ That’s because there isn’t a single correct answer to any of those questions, although most are looking for one. It certainly isn’t a picture of a triangle. However, there are steps we can take, questions we should be asking, which will lead to answers. They won’t be the right answers, but they will be enough to progress, while we learn more and continuously adapt. These questions will allow you to map out your context, arguably the most important action to maximise your automation efforts. Knowing when to ask these questions, how to progress after the answers and who to involve are the most underrated skills in automation. You can learn all the programming languages, all the frameworks and tools, but if you don’t know how to audit your own context and frame your problems, they are irrelevant. In this talk, I’m going to share the questions I ask in order to understand the context I’m in, allowing me to create an automation strategy. We’ll then compare those questions and answers to existing models highlighting the flaws in them, but also where they can provide some direction. Takeaways: - Understanding the importance of having an automation strategy - A set of questions to help you understand any context and formulate an automation strategy - How to evaluate and challenge existing automation models]]>
Richard, what tests should I automate?’ ‘What should I be automating?’ ‘What layer should I be automating on?’ ‘Where do I start with automation Richard?’ These are questions I get asked regularly. My answer every single time? ‘Checkout The Test Automation Pyramid!’, ha, of course, it’s not, it’s ‘It depends…’ That’s because there isn’t a single correct answer to any of those questions, although most are looking for one. It certainly isn’t a picture of a triangle. However, there are steps we can take, questions we should be asking, which will lead to answers. They won’t be the right answers, but they will be enough to progress, while we learn more and continuously adapt. These questions will allow you to map out your context, arguably the most important action to maximise your automation efforts. Knowing when to ask these questions, how to progress after the answers and who to involve are the most underrated skills in automation. You can learn all the programming languages, all the frameworks and tools, but if you don’t know how to audit your own context and frame your problems, they are irrelevant. In this talk, I’m going to share the questions I ask in order to understand the context I’m in, allowing me to create an automation strategy. We’ll then compare those questions and answers to existing models highlighting the flaws in them, but also where they can provide some direction. Takeaways: - Understanding the importance of having an automation strategy - A set of questions to help you understand any context and formulate an automation strategy - How to evaluate and challenge existing automation models]]> Thu, 02 May 2019 18:24:18 GMT /slideshow/pyramids-are-ancient-lets-talk-automation-strategy/143264640 RichardBradshaw1@slideshare.net(RichardBradshaw1) Pyramids Are Ancient - Let’s Talk Automation Strategy RichardBradshaw1 Richard, what tests should I automate?’ ‘What should I be automating?’ ‘What layer should I be automating on?’ ‘Where do I start with automation Richard?’ These are questions I get asked regularly. My answer every single time? ‘Checkout The Test Automation Pyramid!’, ha, of course, it’s not, it’s ‘It depends…’ That’s because there isn’t a single correct answer to any of those questions, although most are looking for one. It certainly isn’t a picture of a triangle. However, there are steps we can take, questions we should be asking, which will lead to answers. They won’t be the right answers, but they will be enough to progress, while we learn more and continuously adapt. These questions will allow you to map out your context, arguably the most important action to maximise your automation efforts. Knowing when to ask these questions, how to progress after the answers and who to involve are the most underrated skills in automation. You can learn all the programming languages, all the frameworks and tools, but if you don’t know how to audit your own context and frame your problems, they are irrelevant. In this talk, I’m going to share the questions I ask in order to understand the context I’m in, allowing me to create an automation strategy. We’ll then compare those questions and answers to existing models highlighting the flaws in them, but also where they can provide some direction. Takeaways: - Understanding the importance of having an automation strategy - A set of questions to help you understand any context and formulate an automation strategy - How to evaluate and challenge existing automation models <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/pyramidsareancientsmall-190502182418-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Richard, what tests should I automate?’ ‘What should I be automating?’ ‘What layer should I be automating on?’ ‘Where do I start with automation Richard?’ These are questions I get asked regularly. My answer every single time? ‘Checkout The Test Automation Pyramid!’, ha, of course, it’s not, it’s ‘It depends…’ That’s because there isn’t a single correct answer to any of those questions, although most are looking for one. It certainly isn’t a picture of a triangle. However, there are steps we can take, questions we should be asking, which will lead to answers. They won’t be the right answers, but they will be enough to progress, while we learn more and continuously adapt. These questions will allow you to map out your context, arguably the most important action to maximise your automation efforts. Knowing when to ask these questions, how to progress after the answers and who to involve are the most underrated skills in automation. You can learn all the programming languages, all the frameworks and tools, but if you don’t know how to audit your own context and frame your problems, they are irrelevant. In this talk, I’m going to share the questions I ask in order to understand the context I’m in, allowing me to create an automation strategy. We’ll then compare those questions and answers to existing models highlighting the flaws in them, but also where they can provide some direction. Takeaways: - Understanding the importance of having an automation strategy - A set of questions to help you understand any context and formulate an automation strategy - How to evaluate and challenge existing automation models
Pyramids Are Ancient - Let’s Talk Automation Strategy from Richard Bradshaw
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Nottingham meetup from Richard Bradshaw
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