Next week the BDD community will gather remotely for Cukenfest. This intimate event will inform you about the latest developments and thinking in high-performing BDD teams as well as being a space for you to share your own experiences with like-minded people.
In the build-up to the conference, we spoke to Abby Bangser about what people can expect from her opening keynote, her thoughts on the demands on effective testing and agile ceremonies in remote teams.
Soon the BDD community will gather remotely for Cukenfest, a two-day meeting of the BDD community in which we will hear stories about how we can become better software professionals and stronger teams. It'll also be your opportunity to share your own experiences practising software with peers taking a similar journey.
On of our keynotes this year, Emily Bache, took some time out to speak to us about Approval Testing, the development and ideas in her blog, and her thoughts on how software teams might operate post COVID-19. You can learn more about the conference and Emily's keynote on the CukenFest website.
The Test Automation Pyramid was popularised by Mike Cohn in his book, Succeeding with Agile.
https://martinfowler.com/articles/practical-test-pyramid.html
Over the years it has been rendered in dozens of different ways.
It has been applied, misapplied, discussed, dismissed, and repurposed. Through all it’s many changes, it remains just as useful at starting heated discussions as it ever was. In this article I add fuel to the fire by revisiting the eviscerated triangle that I first published in 2015.