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Meaningful conversations with Marie Cruz and Christine Pinto. Grateful for the London meetup experience.

Debrief the week in testing

Bug has started a global tour. First SeleniumConf, now MoT London. You could say they've caught the travel bug.

Christine shares 4 + 1 superpowers that help quality coaches enable teams and drive proactive quality

TestBash feels like stepping into a real-life version of the best online community. The friendships I’ve made there last way beyond the event. It’s the safest, most welcoming place for first-time speakers—where the audience is so supportive that you just can’t fail. You can learn so much from workshops and talks, meet people who might become future colleagues or friends, and share laughs over rubber duckies hidden everywhere. It’s a space where I don’t have to explain why I notice when a developer writes an E2E test. Every conversation can be deep about quality or just a fun life chat. For those 2-3 days, we are all part of one big team.

A group photo from a Ministry of Testing meetup in Berlin. The image shows 15 people arranged in two rows - 10 standing and 5 sitting/kneeling on a bright green carpet in the foreground. The group ...

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Have you ever felt like unit testing is mainly a developer task? Well, a recent study shows that we—the testing professionals—have a much bigger role to play in those early testing stages!

A group photo from the Ministry of Testing (MoT) Berlin meetup held at the SIBB Startup Incubator. Seven individuals are standing in front of banners with SIBB branding. One person holds a purple b...