A Tester's Journey to Agile/Kanban (in Hebrew)
An article (in Hebrew) on the tester journey from waterfall land to Agile/Kanban — how quality thinking shifts when you stop treating testing as a phase.
A couple of months ago I ran into Think Testing - a new magazine for testers in israel (published in Hebrew).
I found it very interesting, and decided I want to contribute.
My article has been published in issue number #3. It tries to provide some insight on the experience of a tester when his organization/team decides to go Agile. (Update: article no longer available in original location so use slideshare now)
I also like the design work they are doing for the magazine. It has a real professional aura.
Let me know what you think.
Hag Sameach!
UPDATE: An english translation is now available at slideshare
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- 01 Actively Managing Portfolio Flow 2 min
- 02 The Right Ratio of Developers to Testers? 3 min