#testcraftcamp

I spent yet another day in front of a computer screen to virtually connect with
fellow computering humans who care about software quality at the #TestCraftCamp
/ #TC2021. Here is how it went: https://coderbyheart.com/testcraftcamp2021

Really like the app testing session at #TCC2021 #testcraftcamp, it gives you so
much great insight on what others value in usability, and how they approach
exploratory testing.

Third session of #testcraftcamp #TCC2021 was about ensemble testing, which was a
lot of fun. Testing in groups reveals so much more bugs!

In the #TCC2021 #testcraftcamp session about end-to-end testing and we are
mostly struggling to get the tools we wanted to try out to work... #testersluck

The #TCC2021 #testcraftcamp food is great!

The #TCC2021 on how to improve your relationship with your project is really
going wild ... #testcraftcamp

There will be a drunk testing session later.

#testcraftcamp first session: Quality for AI systems hosted by
@alex_schl >

Already awesome morning sessions for the #testcraftcamp

Also, happy to join the next edition of https://testcraftcamp.nl/ in March!
#testing #testcraftcamp

Big kudos to the attendees and the team of #testcraftcamp who made it feel close
the real thing. Exceptional organized and very interactive sessions. Thank you!

I look forward to the next edition!

The 4th session I attended at #testcraftcamp we talked a lot about how tests,
developers, and testers relate to each other. A good knowledge sharing session
with input from many perspectives.

In my #testcraftcamp session on testing applications for embedded devices I got
really good feedback especially into making the application more observable and
use approval testing to validate its behaviour. Also
@emilybache CukenFest talk was recommended:
https://fast.wistia.net/embed/channel/gicldp4m47?wchannelid=gicldp4m47&wvideoid=s69d6v0lmw

The second #testcraftcamp session was about which kind of documentation supports
testing, and it turned into a great exchange about documentation in general,
weather it's needed at all, ...

In the end there is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to
documentation:

4 € worth spent. #testcraftcamp

First #testcraftcamp session was by @maaretp
about Model-Based testing in general, and also specifically about a tool called
AltWalker by @altomsays.
https://altom.gitlab.io/altwalker/altwalker/index.html

#testcraftcamp is starting and this is the map we need for today. That's a great
visual approach to structure a remote conference using
@MiroHQ.