GOJKO ADZIC

Humans vs Computers is a book about ordinary people caught between wrong assumptions and computer bugs. Some of the hilarious examples include humans who are invisible to computers, how a default password once caused a zombie apocalypse, and why airlines sometimes give away free tickets. This is also a book on how to prevent, avoid and reduce the impact of such problems... The Specflow team wanted to organise a community webinar, and we thought about taking the Given-When-Then With Style community challenges live. In most webinars the audience is passive, and if there is any interaction it's usually just quick polling. Because the community challenges relied heavily on participation, I proposed to make the webinar truly a participatory experience. Ideally, we wanted to get a huge number of people actually collaborating, working in small groups most of the time. The idea was that people would discuss things in small groups, add stuff to an area of the Miro board, and I would observe..

Also known as: Humans vs Computers

Primary location: Woking United Kingdom