Agile Testing Days 2020 (and 2009)

These are some insights I had today, posted as Tweets:

Also good point by @VinWijNL: Make imbalance visible, between being business & team oriented as well as future vs. past orientation. #agileTD

— Stephan Kämper (@S_2K) November 10, 2020

Good point mentioned by @VinWijNL: Developers (and probably testers, too) don't care that much about the cost of fixing a bug, but do care that fixing is easy.
A very good reason to make fixing easier & find bugs early. #agileTD #DayOne

— Stephan Kämper (@S_2K) November 10, 2020

You can just contact famous people and ask them – sometimes they reply! This was a mind-blowing experience for @jrosaproenca #AgileTD pic.twitter.com/ps9KEgQfP2

— Tobias Geyer (@the_qa_guy) November 10, 2020

And last, but certainly not least Miroslava Nikolova made me (re?) post a message on a piece of cardboard that circled around at the Agile Testing Days 2009.

I think it is still valid and covers the spirit of this very conference and the attitude of everyone taking part so well.

Here’s the plain text (and if you know who’s the original author, I would really like to know who they are):

We are a community of professionals. We are dedicated of our own continuing education and take responsibility for our careers. We support each other in learning and advancing our craft. We certify ourselves.

— Unknown author(s?) at the Agile Testing Days 2009

I thank everyone who made this day so great!