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networking opportunities at the event. He also discusses what to expect at the all-new Agile Testing Days. Welcome to StickyMinds—one of the first and most popular online communities for software development professionals. StickyMinds is dedicated to improving software quality throughout the software development lifecycle. Written by industry experts, StickyMinds covers topics ranging from agile testing to mobile and cloud computing and everything in between. You’ll also find blog postings, software testing jobs, Q&A and more. New to software testing and not sure where to start? StickyMinds is a comprehensive resource for you! Here are just a few software testing articles, videos, and presentations that will start you out on your path to becoming a world-clas* software tester: In low-code and no-code development, as the names suggest, developers do less actual coding—they create applications through GUIs and configuration instead of traditional programming. But mob programming is still a useful practice, because the entire team can clarify requirements, discuss development and test strategies, and implement the best ideas. Everyone gets to learn and contribute. Decision tables are used to test the interactions between combinations of conditions. They provide a clear method to verify testing of all pertinent combinations to ensure that all possible conditions, relationships, and constraints are handled by the software under test. If you need to make sure your test cases cover all outcomes in a scenario, read on to learn how to use decision tables. Reporting the results of functional tests is relatively simple because these tests have a clear pas* or fail outcome. Reporting the results of performance testing is much more nuanced, and there are many ways of displaying these values—but Michael Stahl felt none of these ways was particularly effective. He proposes a reporting method that makes performance test results easy to read at a glance. Suppose we’re looking at a system rewrite where the stakeholders have none of the original engineering docu*entation. (This isn't