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Make Your UI Tests Resilient with the Next Generation of Frameworks[presentation]
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A big problem with test automation on any platform or operating system is synchronizing test automation interactions with the UI. It is challenging to know when the UI is ready for the next automated click(). |
Satyajit Malugu
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Driving Quality with the "Yes, If ..." Mentality[presentation]
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It can be easy to feel like the villain when you work in testing. After all, part of the job is to point out when things are broken, people have made mistakes, timelines aren't realistic, or a plan can't work. But if your team feels like you're a frequent naysayer, trust can and will erode. |
Jane Jeffers
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Mainframe Continuous Delivery: A Journey to the Left Side[presentation]
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DevOps and continuous delivery have produced exceptional results in the industry, and most of this success has been in the area of distributed systems. |
Timothy Wheeler
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Creating Self-Documenting, Reportable, DevOps-Driven Tests[presentation]
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For applications that have fully integrated service middleware, application servers, and backend databases, validation and verification of the entire application ecosystem is critical and complex. |
Mimi Balcom Meng
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Conquering BDD: How One Team Is Making It Work[presentation]
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Behavior-driven development has been a buzzworthy term in the testing and development community for several years. At first glance, the elements of BDD seem simple: testing scenarios, living documentation, automation, and reports. |
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Christine Fisher
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Selenium IDE Is Making a Comeback—Can Codeless Testing Scale?[presentation]
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The rise, fall, and resurrection of Selenium IDE begs the question: Can codeless testing actually scale? |
Moshe Milman
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Are You the Best Leader You Can Be?[presentation]
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We are all leaders. At a minimum, we must lead ourselves every single day, but many of us also have teams that we lead and serve. Have you ever stopped to analyze yourself to determine if you are the best leader you can be? |
Amy Jo Esser
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Large-Scale DevSecOps: Bringing Security Confidence to Chaotic Development[presentation]
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Implementing application security (AppSec) programs on a large scale can often seem chaotic and unwieldy. Without the proper knowledge to implement robust AppSec tools, DevSecOps on a large scale can be overwhelming. |
Dennis Hurst
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The Game of Continuous Delivery[presentation]
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The holy grail of a modern QA professional is to achieve high quality while continuously delivering features to customers, and the only way to achieve that mission is via continuous testing and delivery. |
Tanya Kravtsov
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Testers: The Unsung Data Heroes[presentation]
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Connor Dodge believes that data is the most valuable commodity in the world, and that testers generate some of the most valuable data in product development organizations. Test data can inform release schedules, aid in decision-making, and shape the direction of the product. |
Connor Dodge
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Internet of Things: Changing the Way We Test[presentation]
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The internet of things (IoT) brings connectivity to a range of previously non-internet-enabled physical devices and real-world objects. This shift has an impact testing—changing what we test, when we test, and the way we test. |
Jane Fraser
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Getting to Continuous Testing[presentation]
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Max Saperstone tells the story of how a health care company striving to get to continuous releases built up their automation to secure confidence in regular releases. |
Max Saperstone
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Making the Marriage of Product and Engineering Thrive[presentation]
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y now you have probably heard that there should be a healthy tension between the product and engineering teams. The key word there is "healthy"—when this relationship is unhealthy, silos tend to form, ideas may be thrown over the wall, and a lack of ownership can develop. |
Vidya Dinamani
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Enterprise DevOps: Reducing Big-Bang Integrations in Global Organizations[presentation]
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The norm for update rollouts was a single Microsoft Windows OS release every three years being validated with an annual tick-tock cadence of Intel CPUs. About three years ago, new OSes started to be released twice a year, with new platforms developed several times a year. |
Madhu Datla
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Testing AI-Based Systems: A Gray-Box Approach[presentation]
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Testing artificial intelligence- and machine learning-based systems presents two key challenges. First, the same input can trigger different responses as the system learns and adapts to new conditions. |
Yury Makedonov
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