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Learn to build high quality products

Writing good quality code is a crucial skill as a developer. As a software engineer, it’s important that you consider quality all the way from your specifications to when your code goes into production. By writing quality code, you make sure the code is easily readable and maintainable in the long-run.

In this session you’ll learn all about developing a quality mindset — how to build quality products, not just lines of code. 💡

In the session you’ll:

🔹Shape an understanding of what quality means for software engineering.
🔹Learn why everyone’s a tester and best practices for testing your code.
🔹Learn about how you can build code that creates the best possible results — considering quality from specifications all the way to releasing your code into production.

This event is great for anyone who’s looking to get into product development — there’s no coding background needed! 👩‍💻

📍 You can join us at the Wolt office in Kamppi, Helsinki at Arkadiankatu 6 00100 Helsinki.
🍕🥤 There will be some drinks, snacks, and pizza for the participants!

💻 We’ll also stream the event via Zoom webinar for those who would like to attend but can’t make it to our Helsinki office.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity, sign-up now!

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NOTE! The number of participants in the event is limited and registration is binding. If you cannot attend the event, consider others and remember to cancel your participation. No show means that you can’t participate in #MimmitKoodaa following workshops for half a year.

With free events, we answer your questions and wishes. If you want to ask your questions to the speaker in advance, you can email them to info@mimmitkoodaa.fi with the subject ”Mimmit koodaa event”. The facilitators will take the questions into account when preparing.

You can also submit requests for new content or ask questions by email to info@mimmitkoodaa.fi.

Untamo Hirvonen is a QA Competence Lead at Wolt and also a Group QA for five development teams. He has been driving the transformation of Wolt’s QA from Quality Assurance into Quality Assistance.