The somewhat devout environment with the particularly ambitious name Kontakt der Kontinenten was this year's venue for the annual Testersuite customer day. The Testersuite users were presented with an interesting programme. Remarkable was the presentation on blockchain testing where the attendees were surprised with something new from the past...
The kick-off of this informative afternoon was made by Frank Paymans. Testersuite users were taken through the updates of the past year. In addition, a glimpse was given of updates to come with the upcoming releases and the ambitions for 2019 were presented.
It is good practice at Testersuite to listen to the wishes of users. It is not for nothing that the Testersuite team regularly quotes the statement "we want to make fans". And so, during the customer day, room was given to Testersuite users to discuss in a group how to get from good to better. This resulted in interesting wishes and ideas that will be worked out by the Testersuite team in the coming months.
During Filip Joele's closing presentation on the testing of Blockchain technology, an old acquaintance popped up: the waterfall methodology. This to everyone's consternation. The for many still unfathomable technology behind Blockchain turns out, as far as we know now, to lend itself well to the waterfall methodology. Very remarkable in a rapidly changing world where everyone is talking about scrum and agile working. This led to a very interesting and entertaining discussion among the Testersuite users during the closing drinks.
