DRW Trading Group
DRW Trading Group is a principal trading organization, meaning all of our trading is for our own account, and all of our methods, systems and applications are solely for our own use. Unlike hedge funds, brokerage firms and banks, DRW has no investors, clients or customers. DRW trades actively in a wide range of assets classes both domestically and internationally. DRW Trading Group seeks to identify and capture opportunities in the global markets by leveraging and integrating technology, risk management and quantitative research. Since our inception in 1992, we have acquired extensive knowledge and built an organizational infrastructure that enables us to efficiently access the financial markets. Applying our experience, we have organically developed viable and diverse trading strategies that have positive expected value relative to their associated risks. With an entrepreneurial mindset, we are constantly refining our existing businesses and developing new strategies. An integral aspect of DRW’s business is our approach to risk management. By definition, as market professionals, we take financial risk. In order to do so confidently, we devote ourselves to understanding and measuring the risks associated with our trading strategies. Our risk management methodology treats each of our trading operations and their respective subtleties individually. Like our trading, our processes for managing risk are constantly improving and evolving, and are a critical component of our business.
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Cucumber-Ruby 2.0 panel discussion
Featuring Various Speakers
Matt Wynne, Aslak Hellesoy, Oriol Gual, Julien Biezemans and Jonas Nicklas have all had a crack at taking Cucumber in a new direction (Spinach, Turnip, TextMapper, Cucumber JVM), and there are valuable ideas in all of them.
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Test-driven Infrastructure with Cucumber
Featuring Jon Topper
In this talk for CukeUp Jon Topper will investigate if we can apply a software testing approach to validate our infrastructure configuration.
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BDD for Embedded System Design
Featuring Mathias Soeken and Melanie Diepenbeck
We are currently evolving the BDD flow for the design of embedded systems. Automatic extraction of step definitions and code stubs is performed using natural language processing techniques. In addition, a method has been developed to extract properties suitable for formal verification from test...
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Cucumber.js: Cuke up your JavaScript!
Featuring Julien Biezemans
We're now living the golden age of JavaScript. An increasingly number of people are seeing it as a complete language. Therefore, agile development practices are now being adapted and applied to JavaScript code production. However, there has been a lack of support tools in the JS ecosystem,...
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Staying close to experts with executable specifications
Featuring Vagif Abilov and Peder Søholt
This talk for CukeUp presents a case study based on a project at Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) where executable specifications in Gherkin were introduced to ensure correct understanding between developers and domain experts. Choice of Gherkin/SpecFlow gave an opportunity for experts to...
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Calabash, an open-source automated testing technology for iOS and Android
Featuring Karl Krukow
This talk for CukeUp will introduce Calabash and LessPainful, which provides hosted, cloud-based execution of Calabash tests that run concurrently on many physical, non-jailbroken devices running various languages and operating system versions.
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Learning from mistakes with BDD
Featuring Tony Bruce and Andrew Jutton
Tony Bruce & Andrew Jutton discuss what caused us some issues when implementing BDD. We have a list of items and we'll basically go through as many as we can in our allotted time.
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BDD: When Outcomes don't Come Out
Featuring Liz Keogh
BDD is largely a goal-driven approach: we start from a context and explore whether some particular event will lead to the outcome we want.
So how does it work when the outcomes are unclear, or you're just trying to find out what's possible? When finding examples changes the examples, is...
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Speeding up tests with parallel execution using SpecRun
Featuring Gaspar Nagy
BDD tests usually exercise the application with external dependencies. The benefits of end-to-end testing are well known, but these tests tend to have a long execution time. SpecRun aims to speed up the execution of the (SpecFlow) functional tests by parallelizing them. This session summarizes...
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Just enough infrastructure for product development with cucumber
Featuring Michael Nacos
User-centric product features often span multiple subsystems of a service stack. For example, user state changed in a web app may affect routing of their emails, which is handled by a daemon.
Cucumber helps us concentrate on the user and decouple product features from their implementation. At the...
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