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Hosted by Dot Net North
When
Tuesday 17 November 2026
6:15pm
Where
Peninsula Building
2 Cheetham Hill Road, Manchester, M4 4EW
Price
free
Dot Net North's November talk is a deep dive into acceptance testing: moving beyond step definitions to a domain specific language for test data, using the Page Object Model together with a logical functional model. The speaker also covers security and accessibility testing inside BDD suites.
It's a talk, not a workshop, so no laptop needed. Free entry and refreshments at BrightHR in the Peninsula Building, close to Victoria station. RSVPs often hit a waitlist that usually clears before the night.
Dot Net North is one of Manchester's longest-running developer groups, and this is a practical session for .NET and QA engineers who maintain big test suites. Skip it if you want AI or startup content.
Peninsula Building, 2 Cheetham Hill Road, Manchester, M4 4EW
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