MagenTys
MagenTys
MagenTys help Retailers, Digital Agencies, Government and Financial Institutions improve software testing and software delivery through Agile, BDD, Test Automation, DevOps and Thought Leadership.
Our permanent team of 30+ Java, Ruby and .NET engineers help implement Open Source and 'best-in-class' tools and BDD methodologies to help teams work more collaboratively, efficiently and ultimately make development, testing and release management more interesting.
Our experts wrote the Agile Test Strategy for DWP, transformed M&S .com to BDD, deliver all testing for The White Company and Cambridge Satchel as well as successfully driving test automation at Pure360, Aldermore Bank, Thorntons, Missguided and more.
Coming soon are our Open Source Test Automation Frameworks for enterprise and digital platforms such as Hybris, Demandware, Magento, Dynamics, ERP, ETL, DW/BI:
- jMCore - Java, Cucumber, Selenium, Jenkins, Sauce Labs, Appium and more
- rMCore - Ruby, Cucumber, Selenium, Jenkins, Sauce Labs, Appium and more
- nMCore - .NET, SpecFlow, TeamCity, Sauce Labs, Appium and more
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Illustrating Scenarios
Featuring Ulrika Malmgren
One of our enemies when working with BDD is the great Wall of Text. The long list of ""Given ... When ... Then ..."" which we fill our whiteboards with, which makes examples hard to overview and which doesn't help with either creativity or recollection.
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Why BDD doesn't fix things forever (and why that's a good thing)
Featuring Katherine Kirk
On software projects, we are usually in a state of delusion, ignorance and/or aversion due to the sheer rate of change we experience, the uncertainty of our environment/context and the fact that we are people working with people. Drawing on her study of eastern / tribal philosophy and its...
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Breaking Out of the Pickle Factory
Featuring Aimy Ko and Rachel Davies
When people attempt to adopt a new approach like BDD, they hope for an easy route to improved results. But BDD isn't as simple installing new software tools and training people in how to use them. Skills in BDD cannot be bottled and bought off the shelf, they take a while to develop in an...
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#NoEstimates does not mean "no estimates
Featuring Seb Rose
The #NoEstimates hashtag has been generating a lot of heat in software development circles for the past couple of years, but what does it really mean? It’s time to find out.
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Ignorance Mapping [Workshop]
Featuring Matt Wynne
Embrace your ignorance and learn how to have really effective three amigos conversations. This simple technique will super-charge your development team.
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Experiments with Flow - learn how to get more done by doing less [Workshop]
Featuring Ben Williams and Tom Roden
We have been conditioned to believe that high utilisation gives us the highest throughput of delivery, this is simply not true. We will prove this through a fun and interactive workshop of experiments.
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Taking back BDD
Featuring Konstantin Kudryashov
Behaviour Driven Development (BDD) and Domain Driven Design (DDD) seen a great growth in adoption in recent years. We are all creating new practices and tools that try and bring these two very important modern methodologies together.
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Hands-On with the Cucumber Ruby 2.0 Formatter API [Workshop]
Featuring Steve Tooke
Cucumber-Ruby 2.0 (https://github.com/cucumber/cucumber) comes with a brand new simplified formatter API. In this workshop we'll introduce the new API and show you how to write a custom formatter.
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