Federation of Agile testers in the Netherlands
FAT MISSION
The Federation of Agile Testers
in the Netherlands (in short FAT-NL) is a Dutch user group offering a platform for anyone interested in Testing in Agile environments.
Our goal is to share knowledge, exchange personal experiences and to discuss test tooling, templates, articles, press releases etc. We aim to do so by organizing events in the form of presentations and open spaces.
in the Netherlands (in short FAT-NL) is a Dutch user group offering a platform for anyone interested in Testing in Agile environments.
Our goal is to share knowledge, exchange personal experiences and to discuss test tooling, templates, articles, press releases etc. We aim to do so by organizing events in the form of presentations and open spaces.
Latest Activity
Pascal Dufour posted a discussionMeetUp with James Bach
Heren DamesLijkt je het leuk om James Bach in leve de lijve te begroeten kom dan op onze meetup met James Bach (Dinsdag avond 3 april)http://www.meetup.com/Craftsmanship-The-Agile-Software-Factory-Meetup-Group/events/56297742/See More
Pascal Dufour posted a discussionJames Bach komt naar Nederland
Heren Ik ben druk bezig om de laatste hand te leggen aan de voor bereidingen voor de cursus rapid software testen van James Bach in Nederland (3, 4, 5 april 2012). Graag informeer ik jullie over RST training. This unique 3-day course introduces you to Rapid Software Testing, the skill of testing any software, any time, under any conditions, such that your work stands up to scrutiny. Based on the ideas of James Bach, Michael Bolton, and Cem Kaner, with substantial contributions by other members…See More
Andries Poepjes replied to Cirilo Wortel's discussion Invitation: FAT-NL "None of You are Testers" - 21 December, Hilversum"Have you planned anything for January, Cirilo?"
Cirilo Wortel replied to Cirilo Wortel's discussion Invitation: FAT-NL "None of You are Testers" - 21 December, Hilversum"No problem guys, next time will be just as much fun ;)"
Patrick van Enschot replied to Cirilo Wortel's discussion Invitation: FAT-NL "None of You are Testers" - 21 December, Hilversum"For me too - next time as I can't make it. Sure sounds interesting!"
WHO'S FAT?
We are a growing group of enthusiasts that is breaking traditional boundaries by evolving Testing to a form more fit for current times, making it more flexible, more pragmatic, more efficient and more effective. Doing so by increasing communication, improving requirements, removing waste and by automating tests.
ARE YOU FAT?
This community is inviting anyone interested in Testing in Agile software development environments. We are open for all willing to share or gain knowledge about this subject, no matter whether you are a tester, a requirements analyst, Scrummaster, product owner, developer or project manager. Feel free to join!
Forum
MeetUp with James Bach
Heren DamesLijkt je het leuk om James Bach in leve de lijve te begroeten kom dan op onze meetup met James Bach (Dinsdag avond 3 april)…Continue
Tags: testing
Started by Pascal Dufour Mar 20.
James Bach komt naar Nederland
Heren Ik ben druk bezig om de laatste hand te leggen aan de voor bereidingen voor de cursus rapid software testen van James Bach in Nederland (3, 4, 5 april 2012). Graag informeer ik jullie over RST…Continue
Started by Pascal Dufour Jan 26.
Invitation: FAT-NL "None of You are Testers" - 21 December, Hilversum 4 Replies
FAT-NL "None of You are Testers" We are proud to announce an excellent speaker kicking off our next FAT event on the 21st of December 2011. Jamie Dobson will do a talk with the slightly controversial…Continue
Tags: fat-nl, open spaces
Started by Cirilo Wortel. Last reply by Andries Poepjes Dec 13, 2011.
Building testdata 1 Reply
Today I had a discussion about the representation of test data. Using the system functions will achieve a 100% complete representation of the objects we want to test. But will we achieve the same if…Continue
Started by Kishen Simbhoedatpanday. Last reply by Cirilo Wortel Dec 8, 2011.
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