So I'm giving a talk next week at the Agile2013 Conference about "radically open software testing". It's about my experience over the last eighteen months or so founding and maintaining the QA/testing practice for the Wikimedia Foundation , the good folks who keep the lights on at Wikipedia . I've done some little peer conferences, but I haven't presented at or even attended a big conference like Agile2013 since I talked about browser test design at Agile2009 in Chicago. That worked out pretty well, at least Dave Haeffner liked it . I know a little more about the subject since I gave that presentation also. I think my presentation might be unusual. I have nothing to sell. I have no particular agenda to advance, except to encourage people to contribute to Wikipedia. I intend to talk about some notable failures too. What I'll be discussing isn't even particularly "agile", for whatever value the word "agile" has today any...
QA is not evil