Quality Engineering Meetup in Helsinki
Blog post from Qase
Quality Engineering meetups in Europe have been fostering collaboration and innovation, with recent events in Berlin and Helsinki highlighting key strategies in software development. In Helsinki, the meetup featured talks on transitioning to a no-QA model, leveraging educational insights from the Finnish system for QA, and the benefits of social software testing. Ekaterina Volkova discussed how Zalando ensures product quality without dedicated QA teams by cultivating a strong quality culture and training engineers. Vitaly Sharovatov emphasized the advantages of mob programming for learning in uncertain conditions, while Maaret Pyhäjärvi explored the social aspects of software testing, advocating for pairing and ensemble testing as methods to enhance learning and results. Despite technical difficulties with Pyhäjärvi's presentation, the event underscored the importance of focusing on learning to naturally achieve positive outcomes in quality engineering practices.
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