Specification By Example - Gojko Adzic (Small Talk)
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The first Small Talk of the year will see the comeback of Gojko Adzic, book author and one of our trainers. Let's understand a bit more about Specification By Example, a book he published in 2011 (which is also the title of his upcoming workshop).
In a nutshell, Specification By Example is a collaborative approach to defining requirements and tests based on capturing realistic examples instead of abstract statements.
Small Talk is a chance to go behind the scenes of our experts' work and get a sneak peek of what their workshop will be about and, as usual, you’ll be able to join the conversation by asking questions from home.
Always wanted to ask a trainer that burning question about what they do? Now you have a chance!
We’ll discuss how Gojko's Specification By Example workshop was born, why it is useful, if it is still relevant after more than 10 years from its creation, what type of professionals will benefit from this the most, what type of exercises we’ll be doing in the workshop and how these will enable you to learn the key concepts during the class.
Did we say it already? You’re encouraged to be part of the conversation and ask questions during the live streaming through the chat provided by YouTube.
Who: Gojko Adzic is a partner at Neuri Consulting LLP. He is the winner of the 2016 European Software Testing Outstanding Achievement Award, and the 2011 Most Influential Agile Testing Professional Award.
Author of: Specification By Example, Impact Mapping, Fifty Quick Ideas To Improve Your User Stories, Humans vs Computers.
Workshop link: https://bit.ly/SpecificationByExample_Podcast
#SpecificationByExample #SoftwareTesting #Testing #ProductOwner #SoftwareDevelopment #Communication #Implementation #Team #TeamWork #SoftwareDeveloper #SoftwareTester #Agile #Scrum #Kanban #UserStory #Software #Test #Example #Lean #LeanThinking #ExtremeProgramming #Requirements #ImpactMapping #Requirements
The first Small Talk of the year will see the comeback of Gojko Adzic, book author and one of our trainers. Let's understand a bit more about Specification By Example, a book he published in 2011 (which is also the title of his upcoming workshop).
In a nutshell, Specification By Example is a collaborative approach to defining requirements and tests based on capturing realistic examples instead of abstract statements.
Small Talk is a chance to go behind the scenes of our experts' work and get a sneak peek of what their workshop will be about and, as usual, you’ll be able to join the conversation by asking questions from home.
Always wanted to ask a trainer that burning question about what they do? Now you have a chance!
We’ll discuss how Gojko's Specification By Example workshop was born, why it is useful, if it is still relevant after more than 10 years from its creation, what type of professionals will benefit from this the most, what type of exercises we’ll be doing in the workshop and how these will enable you to learn the key concepts during the class.
Did we say it already? You’re encouraged to be part of the conversation and ask questions during the live streaming through the chat provided by YouTube.
Who: Gojko Adzic is a partner at Neuri Consulting LLP. He is the winner of the 2016 European Software Testing Outstanding Achievement Award, and the 2011 Most Influential Agile Testing Professional Award.
Author of: Specification By Example, Impact Mapping, Fifty Quick Ideas To Improve Your User Stories, Humans vs Computers.
Workshop link: https://bit.ly/SpecificationByExample_Podcast
#SpecificationByExample #SoftwareTesting #Testing #ProductOwner #SoftwareDevelopment #Communication #Implementation #Team #TeamWork #SoftwareDeveloper #SoftwareTester #Agile #Scrum #Kanban #UserStory #Software #Test #Example #Lean #LeanThinking #ExtremeProgramming #Requirements #ImpactMapping #Requirements
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