Ministry of Testing Manchester

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🚨 IMPORTANT INFORMATION 🚨

We have some exciting news! As part of our move into the MoTaverse, the Ministry of Testing Manchester group is officially migrating away from [Meetup.com.](http://meetup.com./)

Going forward, we are now known as a Chapter, and we have a brand-new home where all our future events, photos, and talks will live.

### Why the move?

By joining us on the new Chapter page, your participation now counts toward your professional growth. In the MoTaverse, you’ll earn stars and badges for attending events, which display directly on your MoT profile to showcase your contributions to the community.
It’s all part of our goal to provide "Community-as-a-Service"—bringing learning, events, and networking into one seamless experience.

### What you need to do:

To stay in the loop for our upcoming Manchester events, please head over to our new page and join the Chapter:

👉 Join the MoT Manchester Chapter Here

We’ll be phasing out this [Meetup.com](http://meetup.com/) group shortly, so make sure you make the jump today so you don't miss our next gathering!

For a deeper look at why we’re making these changes, you can check out Rosie Sherry's post: Meetups are now Chapters.

See you in the MoTaverse!

Upcoming events

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MoT Manchester Chapter Evening
Tue, May 5 · 5:30 PM BST
Matillion, Two, New Bailey St, Stanley St, Salford M3 5GS, Manchester, GB
🎟️ Registrations are available in the MoTaverse: click here to register 🎟️

The date and the venue are secured. So save the date for the next MoT Manchester Chapter event!

📍Matillion - Two, New Bailey St, Stanley St, Salford M3 5GS

We're currently on the lookout for speakers, so if you want to speak at this event, do get in touch using the chat on the MoT page.

Details about what to expect on the day will be announced very soon... register now to guarantee your space as there are only 45 spaces available!

WHAT TO EXPECT (so far):

Testing What You Can’t Control - by Adam Davis
This is a short, demo-led session where the audience becomes part of the test. Using your phones, we’ll turn the room into a live system and watch what happens as it runs in real time.

At first it looks like everything is working together, but small differences start to appear. Things don’t line up perfectly, and behaviour across devices isn’t always the same. It’s a simple way to see how real systems behave outside of perfect conditions, and what that means when it comes to testing them. Supported by a small number of slides, but centred around a live demo.
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