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09:00
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Registration
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09:15
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Opening & Welcome - Hands Up for tracks
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09:30
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Testing web services - Part 1 - Understanding and testing Web Services
Mark Winteringham
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testing
modelling
web-services
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Day 1, 2 Jun starts 09:30 (Track 1)
Testing web services - Part 1 - Understanding and testing Web Services
Mark Winteringham
Key Topics:
What is a Web service?
How to build requests to query and manipulate data from a Web service
Test design techniques to consider when testing a Web service
What is REST and what makes a Web service RESTful?
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Questions are Powerful. Learn to Use Them.
Tony Bruce
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testing
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Day 1, 2 Jun starts 09:30 (Track 2)
Questions are Powerful. Learn to Use Them.
Tony Bruce
Through effective use, we can
Save ourselves time and effort.
Encourage participation and teamwork.
Create outside-the-box thinking.
Engage in more effective learning.
Start decision making conversations.
Improve our inquiry skills.
During this practical interactive session we will explore the power of questions and their ability to
make us and others think by looking at items such as:
Listening to set the questions.
Use of probing questions.
Open and closed questions.
Constructive conversations
Tone.
Rephrasing.
We will do this with exercises and evaluating as we go.
Questions can help create and negate, learn and teach, and stop and start projects, connections and
relationships. Participants will walk away with ideas on how to sharpen their questioning skills to a
fine tool which can be used to transform their every conversation and to increase their testing
thinking.
I use open questions daily to gather more information, open questions give people no other choice
but to churn things over in their head before they respond.
I also use open questions when I collaborate as it helps defocus for a minute while they think about
their answer and helps them realise what is going wrong as their sub-conscious churns away. I have
tone questions used on me, tone can have a huge impact, a one word question and change of tone
can change anything. Would you like to sharpen your questions? Then come along.
testing
About the speaker...
He is an active member of the Testing community; he hosts the London Tester Gathering and speaks at conferences all over the world.
He keeps a blog at http://dancedwiththesoftware.blogspot.co.uk and tweets on @tonybruce77.
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Fast Feedback And Fun Using Ruby
Stephan Kämper
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ltgworkshops
ruby
feedback
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Day 1, 2 Jun starts 09:30 (Track 3)
Fast Feedback And Fun Using Ruby
Stephan Kämper
Stephan regularly bumps into tasks that are;
- tedious, if done manually
- not done often enough, unless automated
- still not done often enough, unless running them is automated, too.
In the workshop you’ll combine some Ruby tools to remedy this situation. In particular the workshop will cover:
- Writing a simple Ruby program that does something useful, e.g. turn a markdown file into HMTL
.
- Wrapping that in a Rake task
.
- Automate running the task
.
Knowing how to do this is useful, not only for projects using Ruby as their primary language, but can be handy in all projects.
What is expected:
- Some Ruby knowledge; you don’t have to be an expert or anything like that.
- A notebook (or tablet) with an internet connection & Ruby installed.
- Cool if you’re using RVM, rbenv, chruby or similar
Mac OS X, BSD; Linux & friends a fine, Windows may be a bit problematic.
ltgworkshops
ruby
feedback
About the speaker...
His languages are (in alphabetical order) English, German, and Ruby.
Follow him on Twitter at @S_2K, send an e-mail to the.tester@mac.com and see his website at http://www.seasidetesting.com.
×
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10:45
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Coffee Break
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11:00
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Testing web services - Part 1 - Understanding and testing Web Services
Mark Winteringham
|
testing
modelling
web-services
|
Day 1, 2 Jun starts 11:00 (Track 1)
Testing web services - Part 1 - Understanding and testing Web Services
Mark Winteringham
Key Topics:
What is a Web service?
How to build requests to query and manipulate data from a Web service
Test design techniques to consider when testing a Web service
What is REST and what makes a Web service RESTful?
×
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Questions are Powerful. Learn to Use Them.
Tony Bruce
|
testing
|
Day 1, 2 Jun starts 11:00 (Track 2)
Questions are Powerful. Learn to Use Them.
Tony Bruce
Through effective use, we can
Save ourselves time and effort.
Encourage participation and teamwork.
Create outside-the-box thinking.
Engage in more effective learning.
Start decision making conversations.
Improve our inquiry skills.
During this practical interactive session we will explore the power of questions and their ability to
make us and others think by looking at items such as:
Listening to set the questions.
Use of probing questions.
Open and closed questions.
Constructive conversations
Tone.
Rephrasing.
We will do this with exercises and evaluating as we go.
Questions can help create and negate, learn and teach, and stop and start projects, connections and
relationships. Participants will walk away with ideas on how to sharpen their questioning skills to a
fine tool which can be used to transform their every conversation and to increase their testing
thinking.
I use open questions daily to gather more information, open questions give people no other choice
but to churn things over in their head before they respond.
I also use open questions when I collaborate as it helps defocus for a minute while they think about
their answer and helps them realise what is going wrong as their sub-conscious churns away. I have
tone questions used on me, tone can have a huge impact, a one word question and change of tone
can change anything. Would you like to sharpen your questions? Then come along.
testing
About the speaker...
He is an active member of the Testing community; he hosts the London Tester Gathering and speaks at conferences all over the world.
He keeps a blog at http://dancedwiththesoftware.blogspot.co.uk and tweets on @tonybruce77.
×
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Fast Feedback And Fun Using Ruby
Stephan Kämper
|
ltgworkshops
ruby
feedback
|
Day 1, 2 Jun starts 11:00 (Track 3)
Fast Feedback And Fun Using Ruby
Stephan Kämper
Stephan regularly bumps into tasks that are;
- tedious, if done manually
- not done often enough, unless automated
- still not done often enough, unless running them is automated, too.
In the workshop you’ll combine some Ruby tools to remedy this situation. In particular the workshop will cover:
- Writing a simple Ruby program that does something useful, e.g. turn a markdown file into HMTL
.
- Wrapping that in a Rake task
.
- Automate running the task
.
Knowing how to do this is useful, not only for projects using Ruby as their primary language, but can be handy in all projects.
What is expected:
- Some Ruby knowledge; you don’t have to be an expert or anything like that.
- A notebook (or tablet) with an internet connection & Ruby installed.
- Cool if you’re using RVM, rbenv, chruby or similar
Mac OS X, BSD; Linux & friends a fine, Windows may be a bit problematic.
ltgworkshops
ruby
feedback
About the speaker...
His languages are (in alphabetical order) English, German, and Ruby.
Follow him on Twitter at @S_2K, send an e-mail to the.tester@mac.com and see his website at http://www.seasidetesting.com.
×
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12:15
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Coffee Break
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12:30
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Testing web services - Part 1 - Understanding and testing Web Services
Mark Winteringham
|
testing
modelling
web-services
|
Day 1, 2 Jun starts 12:30 (Track 1)
Testing web services - Part 1 - Understanding and testing Web Services
Mark Winteringham
Key Topics:
What is a Web service?
How to build requests to query and manipulate data from a Web service
Test design techniques to consider when testing a Web service
What is REST and what makes a Web service RESTful?
×
|
|
Questions are Powerful. Learn to Use Them.
Tony Bruce
|
testing
|
Day 1, 2 Jun starts 12:30 (Track 2)
Questions are Powerful. Learn to Use Them.
Tony Bruce
Through effective use, we can
Save ourselves time and effort.
Encourage participation and teamwork.
Create outside-the-box thinking.
Engage in more effective learning.
Start decision making conversations.
Improve our inquiry skills.
During this practical interactive session we will explore the power of questions and their ability to
make us and others think by looking at items such as:
Listening to set the questions.
Use of probing questions.
Open and closed questions.
Constructive conversations
Tone.
Rephrasing.
We will do this with exercises and evaluating as we go.
Questions can help create and negate, learn and teach, and stop and start projects, connections and
relationships. Participants will walk away with ideas on how to sharpen their questioning skills to a
fine tool which can be used to transform their every conversation and to increase their testing
thinking.
I use open questions daily to gather more information, open questions give people no other choice
but to churn things over in their head before they respond.
I also use open questions when I collaborate as it helps defocus for a minute while they think about
their answer and helps them realise what is going wrong as their sub-conscious churns away. I have
tone questions used on me, tone can have a huge impact, a one word question and change of tone
can change anything. Would you like to sharpen your questions? Then come along.
testing
About the speaker...
He is an active member of the Testing community; he hosts the London Tester Gathering and speaks at conferences all over the world.
He keeps a blog at http://dancedwiththesoftware.blogspot.co.uk and tweets on @tonybruce77.
×
|
|
Fast Feedback And Fun Using Ruby
Stephan Kämper
|
ltgworkshops
ruby
feedback
|
Day 1, 2 Jun starts 12:30 (Track 3)
Fast Feedback And Fun Using Ruby
Stephan Kämper
Stephan regularly bumps into tasks that are;
- tedious, if done manually
- not done often enough, unless automated
- still not done often enough, unless running them is automated, too.
In the workshop you’ll combine some Ruby tools to remedy this situation. In particular the workshop will cover:
- Writing a simple Ruby program that does something useful, e.g. turn a markdown file into HMTL
.
- Wrapping that in a Rake task
.
- Automate running the task
.
Knowing how to do this is useful, not only for projects using Ruby as their primary language, but can be handy in all projects.
What is expected:
- Some Ruby knowledge; you don’t have to be an expert or anything like that.
- A notebook (or tablet) with an internet connection & Ruby installed.
- Cool if you’re using RVM, rbenv, chruby or similar
Mac OS X, BSD; Linux & friends a fine, Windows may be a bit problematic.
ltgworkshops
ruby
feedback
About the speaker...
His languages are (in alphabetical order) English, German, and Ruby.
Follow him on Twitter at @S_2K, send an e-mail to the.tester@mac.com and see his website at http://www.seasidetesting.com.
×
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13:30
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Lunch
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14:30
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Testing web services - Part 2 - Observing, modelling and designing test suites for Web services
Mark Winteringham
|
testing
web-services
|
Day 1, 2 Jun starts 14:30 (Track 1)
Testing web services - Part 2 - Observing, modelling and designing test suites for Web services
Mark Winteringham
Key Topics:
Setting up and using proxy servers to intercept requests
How to model an application from a backend perspective
Designing a test suite based on your application model
How to automate your test suite using current toolsets
testing
web-services
About the speaker...
He mixes programming, testing and behavioural knowledge to get the job done.
×
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Behaviour Driven Web UI Automation with Selenium and SpecFlow
Gaspar Nagy
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.net
windows
c#
automated-testing
specflow
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Day 1, 2 Jun starts 14:30 (Track 2)
Behaviour Driven Web UI Automation with Selenium and SpecFlow
Gaspar Nagy
The workshop is based on hands-on exercises and discussions, where we automate different parts of an ASP.NET MVC web application, with Selenium WebDriver and SpecFlow, but the same concepts work with Java or any other platform too. Through the exercises we try to find answers to questions like:
What is beyond page object pattern?
What are the UI concepts and why are they important?
How can you express web automation with domain model terms?
How can such test fit into a BDD-DDD process?
How can you address asynchronous issues?
Is it possible to do test-first with web UI automation?
What other benefits can be given to us by such a test system?
REQUIREMENTS
The presentation and the coding examples will use .NET, SpecFlow and the .NET implementation of Selenium. For these you will require Visual Studio 2013 or 2015. Visual Studio 2015 Community edition is free and prefect for attending the workshop. For Mac users, a Windows VM is recommended, but I'll make sure the examples work on Mono too.
You will need at least basic knowledge of C# and a bit of Selenium WebDriver experience. It is also enough if you find a partner who has all these.
.net
windows
c#
automated-testing
specflow
About the speaker...
Gáspár Nagy is the creator and main contributor of SpecFlow, regular conference speaker, blogger, editor of the BDD Addict monthly newsletter (http://bddaddict.com), co-author of the "BDD Books - Discovery: Explore behaviour using examples" and "BDD Books - Formulation: Express examples using Given/When/Then" .
Gáspár is an independent coach, trainer and test automation expert focusing on helping teams implementing BDD and SpecFlow. He has more than 18 years of experience in enterprise software development as he worked as an architect and agile developer coach.
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2
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Write more robust and extensible BDD tests faster with Serenity and the Journey/Screenplay Pattern
John Smart and Jan Molak
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Day 1, 2 Jun starts 14:30 (Track 3)
Write more robust and extensible BDD tests faster with Serenity and the Journey/Screenplay Pattern
John Smart and Jan Molak
About the speakers...
John is also the author of 'BDD in Action', 'Jenkins: The Definitive Guide', and 'Java Power Tools', and lead developer of the Serenity BDD test automation library.
×
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15:45
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Coffee Break
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16:00
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Testing web services - Part 2 - Observing, modelling and designing test suites for Web services
Mark Winteringham
|
testing
web-services
|
Day 1, 2 Jun starts 16:00 (Track 1)
Testing web services - Part 2 - Observing, modelling and designing test suites for Web services
Mark Winteringham
Key Topics:
Setting up and using proxy servers to intercept requests
How to model an application from a backend perspective
Designing a test suite based on your application model
How to automate your test suite using current toolsets
testing
web-services
About the speaker...
He mixes programming, testing and behavioural knowledge to get the job done.
×
|
|
Behaviour Driven Web UI Automation with Selenium and SpecFlow
Gaspar Nagy
|
.net
windows
c#
automated-testing
specflow
|
Day 1, 2 Jun starts 16:00 (Track 2)
Behaviour Driven Web UI Automation with Selenium and SpecFlow
Gaspar Nagy
The workshop is based on hands-on exercises and discussions, where we automate different parts of an ASP.NET MVC web application, with Selenium WebDriver and SpecFlow, but the same concepts work with Java or any other platform too. Through the exercises we try to find answers to questions like:
What is beyond page object pattern?
What are the UI concepts and why are they important?
How can you express web automation with domain model terms?
How can such test fit into a BDD-DDD process?
How can you address asynchronous issues?
Is it possible to do test-first with web UI automation?
What other benefits can be given to us by such a test system?
REQUIREMENTS
The presentation and the coding examples will use .NET, SpecFlow and the .NET implementation of Selenium. For these you will require Visual Studio 2013 or 2015. Visual Studio 2015 Community edition is free and prefect for attending the workshop. For Mac users, a Windows VM is recommended, but I'll make sure the examples work on Mono too.
You will need at least basic knowledge of C# and a bit of Selenium WebDriver experience. It is also enough if you find a partner who has all these.
.net
windows
c#
automated-testing
specflow
About the speaker...
Gáspár Nagy is the creator and main contributor of SpecFlow, regular conference speaker, blogger, editor of the BDD Addict monthly newsletter (http://bddaddict.com), co-author of the "BDD Books - Discovery: Explore behaviour using examples" and "BDD Books - Formulation: Express examples using Given/When/Then" .
Gáspár is an independent coach, trainer and test automation expert focusing on helping teams implementing BDD and SpecFlow. He has more than 18 years of experience in enterprise software development as he worked as an architect and agile developer coach.
×
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2
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Write more robust and extensible BDD tests faster with Serenity and the Journey/Screenplay Pattern
John Smart and Jan Molak
|
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Day 1, 2 Jun starts 16:00 (Track 3)
Write more robust and extensible BDD tests faster with Serenity and the Journey/Screenplay Pattern
John Smart and Jan Molak
About the speakers...
John is also the author of 'BDD in Action', 'Jenkins: The Definitive Guide', and 'Java Power Tools', and lead developer of the Serenity BDD test automation library.
×
|
17:15
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Coffee Break
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17:30
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Testing web services - Part 2 - Observing, modelling and designing test suites for Web services
Mark Winteringham
|
testing
web-services
|
Day 1, 2 Jun starts 17:30 (Track 1)
Testing web services - Part 2 - Observing, modelling and designing test suites for Web services
Mark Winteringham
Key Topics:
Setting up and using proxy servers to intercept requests
How to model an application from a backend perspective
Designing a test suite based on your application model
How to automate your test suite using current toolsets
testing
web-services
About the speaker...
He mixes programming, testing and behavioural knowledge to get the job done.
×
|
|
Behaviour Driven Web UI Automation with Selenium and SpecFlow
Gaspar Nagy
|
.net
windows
c#
automated-testing
specflow
|
Day 1, 2 Jun starts 17:30 (Track 2)
Behaviour Driven Web UI Automation with Selenium and SpecFlow
Gaspar Nagy
The workshop is based on hands-on exercises and discussions, where we automate different parts of an ASP.NET MVC web application, with Selenium WebDriver and SpecFlow, but the same concepts work with Java or any other platform too. Through the exercises we try to find answers to questions like:
What is beyond page object pattern?
What are the UI concepts and why are they important?
How can you express web automation with domain model terms?
How can such test fit into a BDD-DDD process?
How can you address asynchronous issues?
Is it possible to do test-first with web UI automation?
What other benefits can be given to us by such a test system?
REQUIREMENTS
The presentation and the coding examples will use .NET, SpecFlow and the .NET implementation of Selenium. For these you will require Visual Studio 2013 or 2015. Visual Studio 2015 Community edition is free and prefect for attending the workshop. For Mac users, a Windows VM is recommended, but I'll make sure the examples work on Mono too.
You will need at least basic knowledge of C# and a bit of Selenium WebDriver experience. It is also enough if you find a partner who has all these.
.net
windows
c#
automated-testing
specflow
About the speaker...
Gáspár Nagy is the creator and main contributor of SpecFlow, regular conference speaker, blogger, editor of the BDD Addict monthly newsletter (http://bddaddict.com), co-author of the "BDD Books - Discovery: Explore behaviour using examples" and "BDD Books - Formulation: Express examples using Given/When/Then" .
Gáspár is an independent coach, trainer and test automation expert focusing on helping teams implementing BDD and SpecFlow. He has more than 18 years of experience in enterprise software development as he worked as an architect and agile developer coach.
×
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2
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Write more robust and extensible BDD tests faster with Serenity and the Journey/Screenplay Pattern
John Smart and Jan Molak
|
|
Day 1, 2 Jun starts 17:30 (Track 3)
Write more robust and extensible BDD tests faster with Serenity and the Journey/Screenplay Pattern
John Smart and Jan Molak
About the speakers...
John is also the author of 'BDD in Action', 'Jenkins: The Definitive Guide', and 'Java Power Tools', and lead developer of the Serenity BDD test automation library.
×
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18:30
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#LTGWorkshops 2016 Party with Pizza & Beer!
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