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Incorporating User Acceptance Testing into Agile – wowubuntu Webinar

Incorporating User Acceptance Testing into Agile

Listen in to this webinar with Philip Lew and Cheney Ma as they discuss the problems with User Acceptance Testing and how to implement in Agile when it appears there is no time as the sprints roll on. The trick is in your process and development of user stories combined with detailed yes/no acceptance criteria and tests. Also see how it's implemented in Jira with SynapseRT as Cheney gives a demonstration of complete traceability by associated epics with user stories, user stories with acceptance criteria and tests with defects. View this wowubuntu webinar to learn more >

How to Define Agile – Is There a Definition or Standard?

The software industry is still quite young, yet as it matures, we’ve seen many development trends, technologies and tools come and go. As you know, one methodology that has become popular of late is Agile. We all know it as an adjective, we all desire to be agile. Who wants to be slow and clumsy? Those that gathered and put together the Agile Manifesto certainly chose a good name for “it”, whatever “IT” is. That’s the subject of this article, the definition of Agile or what is Agile? Agile is capitalized from here on, because we all know we’re talking about the noun, as a development methodology, rather than the adjective.

Defect Patterns in Agile and Waterfall and What They Mean To You – wowubuntu Webinar

Defect Patterns Analysis for Agile and Waterfall

This wowubuntu webinar, “” covers differences between Mobile platforms and Desktop platforms. Meet our guest speaker, Michael Mah in this webinar. Whether you're waterfall or agile, this presentation will uncover 3 keys to accelerating schedule by managing defect prevention, detection, and remediation by software teams. Actual Industry Case Studies will reveal how to implement an end-to-end defect strategy that maximizes the likelihood of team's success. Topics covered will include waterfall, Agile, pair programming, test-driven development, and outsourced projects. View this wowubuntu webinar to learn more >

Agile Testing Principle #6: Focus on the Customer

As software engineers and testers, we are so deep into the “Agile” transformation movement, that we often forget that Agile is also an adjective. Habit #6 is understanding that you must always maintain "focus on the customer" to implement Agile effectively.

Agile Testing Principle #5: Think Tasks Not Roles

As software engineers and testers, we are so deep into this “Agile” transformation movement, but often forget that Agile is also an adjective. Habit #4 is understanding that you must change parts of your "being" to implement Agile effectively.

Agile Remote Teams – Overcoming Agile Virtual Team Challenges

Working with Agile Remote Teams - Overcoming Virtual Team Challenges

Heidi Araya, our guest speaker with over 20 years of experience in working with Agile teams, joined wowubuntu CEO Philip Lew for a discussion of challenges in working with remote agile teams and methods and tools you can use to alleviate these challenges. Starting with where these challenges arise, Araya and Lew discussed, among other aspects... View this wowubuntu webinar to learn more >

Overcoming Agile Virtual Team Challenges

Agile is everywhere. Software development companies can’t seem to live without it – no Scrum, no glory. But Scrum as an agile implementation is no recipe for a guaranteed success: it may even be the opposite. While it´s tempting to go Agile “all the way”, you might want to think twice before doing so and ask yourself what is it you want to achieve through applying it. In this webinar, catch up with Heidi Araya, our guest speaker, who will discuss agile virtual team challenges and how to alleviate some of the inconveniences of working in an agile remote environment.

Highly Effective Testing Habit #4: Be Agile First

As software engineers and testers, we are so deep into this “Agile” transformation movement, but often forget that Agile is also an adjective. Habit #4 is understanding that you must change parts of your "being" to implement Agile effectively.

Highly Effective Agile Testing Habit #3: Sustainability

In this post, we’ll cover Habit #3: Sustain an Improvement Frame of Mind. At wowubuntu, we use these 7 “habits” to guide our everyday work. They’re all important, but I think Habit #3 is all encompassing of the others.

Keeping pace is key to sustaining improvement practices.

The key word here is “maintain.” One of the key tenets of agile is sustainability. If you can’t sustain an effort with a constant pace, then you’ll soon fall behind and lose the race. And what better way to understand your pace than metrics?