And this was me again spreading the word about Blockchain and Web3, but this time at the Equal Experts Global Conference 2024. EE is a network of tech professionals that I couldn’t be more proud to be part of ❤️. I am super picky when it comes to work, but this one is a keeper!
While I’m not one to praise companies excessively, I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Equal Experts as a great place to work and also to have business with. Their integrity and values are rare to find nowadays 😆
In the talk, I covered the basics of Web3, including its key differences from blockchain. As you know, I’ve been discussing these topics for quite some time 😬
Would you like to review the slides? This is a shorter, abridged version of the in-depth presentation I’ll be giving in October at the AutomationStar Conference. Think of it as a preview:
One of the questions I enjoyed receiving was about how blockchain technology, despite being around for a while, is often perceived as new. Blockchain is actually a combination of technologies that have existed for a long time, such as P2P networks and hashing. However, it wasn’t until these components were brought together that blockchain was truly created and its potential realized. Here are a few resources that explore the evolution and history of blockchain.
Here are a couple of resources that explore the evolution and history of blockchain.
Additionally, I attended another talk before mine that focused on UX/UI and user personas. This is another crucial aspect of QA. Understanding the user is essential when designing test scenarios and improving overall quality, not just from a technical standpoint but also from the perspectives of usability and business.
In conclusion, I solicited feedback from the audience and received valuable insights that I’ll incorporate into my upcoming talk at the AutomationStar Conference in Vienna this October.
See you there 👋
Rafaela Azevedo 