The document appears to be a slide deck from a presentation by Theresa Neate and Bharat Sangekar on Agile Testing and shifting quality to the left. It introduces the presenters and discusses some differences between agile and traditional testing approaches. It also provides examples of automation tools used in agile testing and recommends resources for further learning about agile practices. The presentation emphasizes adopting an agile mindset and culture over rigid processes.

1. Theresa Neate & Bharat Sangekar - 1st Conference 2015
Agile Testing -
shifting quality to the left

2. Theresa Neate & Bharat Sangekar - 1st Conference 2015
Introducing Bharat
Barrat, maybe
Brett = Not bad
Brad = Cool
Just not, BORAT
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3. Theresa Neate & Bharat Sangekar - 1st Conference 2015
Introducing Theresa
This is not me…
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4. Theresa Neate & Bharat Sangekar - 1st Conference 2015
Introducing Theresa
This is also not me…
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5. Theresa Neate & Bharat Sangekar - 1st Conference 2015
Introducing Theresa
This is me!
@teresitatheresa
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6. Theresa Neate & Bharat Sangekar - 1st Conference 2015
Some differences between agile and
traditional testing
http://pixshark.com
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7. Theresa Neate & Bharat Sangekar - 1st Conference 2015
Shifting Quality Left on The Wall
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8. Theresa Neate & Bharat Sangekar - 1st Conference 2015
It all starts in your head.
How do you “become agile”?
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9. Theresa Neate & Bharat Sangekar - 1st Conference 2015
Show me the automation tools
Cucumber, Specflow, Selenium,
Sahi, Watir, Fitnesse, JBehave,
Concordian, Geb, Groovy, Spock,
Fit, FitNesse, Spock, ScalaTest,
Spec 2, RSpec, Protractor…
...and then some.
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10. Theresa Neate & Bharat Sangekar - 1st Conference 2015
Culture over process
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11. Theresa Neate & Bharat Sangekar - 1st Conference 2015
Different Roles, Different Strokes
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12. Theresa Neate & Bharat Sangekar - 1st Conference 2015
Conclusion
credit: http://www.growingagile.co.za/
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13. Theresa Neate & Bharat Sangekar - 1st Conference 2015
Recommended reading/study:
Use your rediscovered curiosity, and learn!
● “ThoughtWorks Anthology” v1 (2008)
● “Agile Testing” (Janet Gregory & Lisa Crispin)
● “Evil Tester” blog and courses (Alan Richardson)
● “Explore it!” (Elizabeth Hendrickson)
● Online technical courses on Udemy, Code School, CodeAcademy,
etc.
● All the above authors’ blogs, Twitter accounts, webinars, etc.
● Keep attending conferences and meetups to LEARN, not just
network, and ask questions
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14. Theresa Neate & Bharat Sangekar - 1st Conference 2015
Questions?
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