Every product/business has different perspectives for a problem and its solutions. Bringing their ideas together to achieve a common goal is what ” Example Mapping” does for a tester and their team.
Our guests on this episode:
Today’s session is all about “Example Mapping” and the “Three Amigo” approach to strengthen you and your team. Usually, the product owner, developers, and testers of agile businesses meet regularly to avoid misunderstandings, wrong assumptions, and errors that may pull the product down the track. This is where “Example mapping” profoundly comes in, to leverage knowledge sharing and networking among your peers and leaders.
You’ll be listening to Thomas Haver sharing his prowess about the topic! Our speaker is an international speaker and an Automation Architect.
Show Notes
[3.00]
The Three Amigos
[4.03]
Behaviour Driven Development
[4.24]
User stories l convention
[11.47]
Rules and Examples with blockbuster movies
[15.50]
how to use examples to illustrate the rules of user stories
[18.23]
Example mapping
[20.24]
Structured conversation
[21.51]
Example Mapping by Matt Wynne
[22.11]
The example map
[22.58]
The example mapping process
[24.10]
Feedback and understanding the user story
[25.59]
Benefits of example mapping
[26.40]
Examples of example map
[28.09]
A word of caution
[29.14]
A word of advice
[30.26]
An example that illustrates multiple rules
[32.02]
Remote example mapping
[32.35]
Example mapping with distributed teams
[33.16]
Example mapping group activity
[34.03]
Group activity sample
[35.17]
Group activity | User story
[35.32]
Group activity | Add rules
[38.30]
Group activity | Create examples
[41.30]
Group activity | Ask questions
[43.43]
Useful metrics
[43.59]
Mertics | Percent business rule
[44.46]
Metrics | Effective Automation
