@maaretp@[email protected]by Maaret PyhäjärviPractice Makes BetterWhat Repeating Shortening ReleaseTimes Taught Me
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@maaretp@[email protected]The future isalready here – it'sjust not evenlydistributed.–William Gibson
@maaretp@[email protected]A Release Lead TimeImprovement:27 days to 19 minutes
@maaretp@[email protected]32 à11 à 3 à 3 à 3.5 à 2My work in year before that* Lead time from commit to release in work days
@maaretp@[email protected]TempoLead TimeDeploymentFrequency2 daysmonthlyOverhead 90 hours
@maaretp@[email protected]Deployments / ReleasesUnifying goal for teamStop uncertainty buildup, customer view
@maaretp@[email protected]>5x to Continuous DeliveryNot a recipe but a helpful guardrail to experiment in
@maaretp@[email protected]Airing out the StalePracticesLocal optimum
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@maaretp@[email protected]Indirect Change toSignificant Test Improvement
@maaretp@[email protected]Continuous Releaseswithout Test Automation
@maaretp@[email protected]It’s a Feature!Silent, rebootless installFeature flagsUpdating minimal scopeEverything as code
@maaretp@[email protected]Crossing assignedroles and tasks
@maaretp@[email protected]Change has become asign of worthwhilesoftware.Sometimes I use…
@maaretp@[email protected]Test resultsPracticesFixingRisk
@maaretp@[email protected]2020 2016MIATPPMost Influential Agile TestingProfessional Person#PayToSpeak #TechVoices#EnsembleTesting #EnsembleProgramming #StrongStylePairing#ExploratoryTesting #TestAutomation#ModernAgile#AwesomeTestersMaaret Pyhäjärvi(from Finland)Email: [email protected]Twitter: @maaretpWeb: maaretp.comBlog: visible-quality.blogspot.fi(please connect with me throughTwitter or LinkedIn)2019 - 2022https://exploratorytestingacademy.comOhjelmistotestaus ryhttps://techvoices.org