Hello and welcome to episode 125 of the Testing Peers podcast.
This time, joining Chris, Russell and David is the returning guest host, Al Goodall.
Before diving into the main topic, Al asks the group to think about book collections, a nice mix of techno-thrillers and classic prose on offer.
Russell kicks off the main discussion around testability, what is it in which context?
The Peers talk through implementation, pitches, prompts, value, maintainability and more.
Chris also brings out the TestSphere card deck to look at the Testability Quality Aspect card.
What does Testability look like in your context? Have we mastered it? What can we do better?
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