Testing on Spinning Code https://spinningcode.org/tags/testing/ Recent content in Testing on Spinning Code Hugo -- 0.157.0 en-US Sat, 15 Aug 2020 22:33:54 +0000 SCDUG August 2020 – "Good Enough" Testing Plans https://spinningcode.org/2020/08/scdug-august-2020-good-enough-testing-plans/ Sat, 15 Aug 2020 22:33:54 +0000 https://spinningcode.org/?p=1460 This month I gave a talk at SCDUG on encouraging creating testing plans for teams that have been resistant for any number of reasons.
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This month I gave a talk at SCDUG on encouraging creating testing plans for teams that have been resistant for any number of reasons. This talk is meant to help people argue for the value of testing, and help you create a testing plan that will save more resources that it costs. This was an initial draft of that talk that I’ll be giving a revised and improved version of at Drupal Camp Atlanta in September.

If you would like to join us please check out our up coming events on Meetup for meeting times, locations, and remote connection information.

We frequently use these presentations to practice new presentations, try out heavily revised versions, and test out new ideas with a friendly audience. So if some of the content of these videos seems a bit rough please understand we are all learning all the time and we are open to constructive feedback. If you want to see a polished version checkout our group members’ talks at camps and cons.

If you are interested in giving a practice talk, leave me a comment here, contact me through Drupal.org, or find me on Drupal Slack. We’re excited to hear new voices and ideas. We want to support the community, and that means you.

]]> SC DUG March 2020 https://spinningcode.org/2020/03/sc-dug-march-2020/ Fri, 13 Mar 2020 15:03:13 +0000 https://spinningcode.org/?p=1392 Launching a website can be a nerve-wracking experience, often times with developers working up until the wire trying to finish that one last feature. If only there was a crystal ball that would show you a vision of how your site would fare when the masses were set loose upon it. This month’s SC DUG featured Chris from MindGrub and Kaylan from Pantheon talking about Load Testing.

Launching a website can be a nerve-wracking experience, often times with developers working up until the wire trying to finish that one last feature. If only there was a crystal ball that would show you a vision of how your site would fare when the masses were set loose upon it.

Good news for you, there is! Load testing.

View the slides from this talk.

We frequently use these presentations to practice new presentations, try out heavily revised versions, and test out new ideas with a friendly audience. If you want to see a polished version checkout our group members’ talks at camps and cons. So if some of the content of these videos seems a bit rough please understand we are all learning all the time and we are open to constructive feedback.

If you would like to join us please check out our up coming events on MeetUp for meeting times, locations, and remote connection information.

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