Unpack your toolkit: becoming more effective with the right tools and techniques
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Slides of the presentation I gave at the QA & testing conference in Bilbao. I use the technique classification model I made to explain what various tools and techniques are available to us as testers. Key point: knowing the right techniques will enable you to do a better job faster in an agile environment. Secondary point: here are some useful techniques that you can benefit from. What I really liked is that during the conference, I got a lot of information that I could use to validate and even extent the model. On slide 44, I added an extra ring to the model to host Root Cause Analysis techniques. Together with Jan van Moll I will elaborate on these in the near future. Vino S. used the Kano model, which I did not include in the initial presentation, but is a valuable scoping technique, that is also listed in the IBBA BAKOK guide.
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Unpack your toolkit: becoming more effective with the right tools and techniques
- 1. Unpack your toolkit Derk-Jan de Grood QA&Test Bilbao 2013 1
- 2. My 1st Pocket knife 2
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- 11. What do we do when testing? 11
- 12. Analyse 12
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- 14. Challenge 15
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- 17. Some examples Reduce the bandwidth of the network connection Make the network fail Limit the disk space available for the application Interruptions SQL statement injection Searching for overflows (256, 1024, 32767, etc…) Change the order of activities 18
- 18. Observe Think, Challenge and Observe 20
- 19. Test Recognition Techniques Inconsistencies: external Extras 21
- 20. Searching for tools Test Design Error Creation Error Detecting
- 21. Two Trends 23
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- 23. Agile testing Characteristics • Cooperation and teamwork • Variety in cooperation and workshops • Roles merging and testers get involved into design and development • Automated or Exploratory testing • Keep track on progress and quality 25
- 24. Searching for tools Focus (Scope & Prio) Facilitation Methods Error Creation Error Detecting Test Improvement GRIP (Planning & Control) Test Design
- 25. The IIBA- BABOK guide… 27
- 26. Jan Jaap Cannegieter (QATest 30-10-2013)
- 28. PRIMA 30
- 30. Story Mapping 32
- 31. Getting a grip on the project 33
- 32. Kanban 34
- 34. 8 QG 9 11 6a 12 Pi lo t 2 1 in 1. A te ll gr th at re ed e . R ch ea ain l li s a ve re te st 1 3 m . Cr en ana edi su ge t o ar nly res me e pa th n de id a t liv g t e r oo ed ds be m oc es se d ad e 2 fin . Pa an ym cia en l d ts ep ar t. e p r ca n on sit e an d 5 M . Pr se igr odu sh lec ate ct op te d DB pi d p and is ng ro u c ba du se orr sk ct r c ec et s t an tly o ad d 4 cr . Us ea er te ca ac n co ac un ce t ss Subway mapping 15 Sept. d 1 p 1. F an roce ron d ss t O de e f liv d: P fic er ic e o y ki rd ng e , b rs ox are in g 6 an . Us d er p a ca yp n ro sel du ec ct t ay m en ts 5 1 Sept. 6 tra a. U ce ser no g e fic ts t a ra o n ck s an be 6 15 Aug. 7 8 pr . Or oc d e es rs se ca d n 1. P 4 1 Aug. 15 July 7 h . Or of and de fic le rs e d t ar o e ba ck 24 July 2013 Project X Subway map Date: <Date > By: <Name> 10 3 12 QG Delivery Payment Front End Web shop Order processing To be done (on me) In progress (on me) In progress (delayed) In progress (cri cal) Done 36
- 36. Facilitation Methods Lets do it a little different, this time 38
- 37. Facilitation methods Standup meetings Mind map Brown paper session Sorting and Prioritizing Process simulation Gaming Role playing Demo Interview techniques 39
- 41. Persona’s 43
- 42. Persona’s 44
- 43. Focus (Scope & Prio) Facilitation Methods Error Creation Error Detecting Test Improvement GRIP (Planning & Control) Test Design
- 44. Focus (Scope & Prio) Root Cause Analysis techniques* Facilitation Methods Error Creation Error Detecting Test Improvement *Thanks to Jan van Moll GRIP (Planning & Control) Test Design
- 45. Wrap-up 47
- 46. Draw-back When showing one techniques, people are are likely to state that they missed another technique. 48
- 47. Quick replay 49
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- 49. More reading… 51
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- 51. Derk-Jan SUCCESS ! Valori Coltbaan 4a 3439 NG NIEUWEGEIN The Netherlands derkjandegrood@valori.nl +31(0)651807878 @DerkJanDeGrood http://djdegrood.wordpress.com 53