Capital One
Capital One
Money influences everyone in some way shape or form.
At Capital One UK, it is our common purpose to ensure this influence is a positive one on our customers’ lives and our apps are at the heart of this. We are an information based lending company, founded on the belief that technology and information could transform the industry. Still led by our founder with that vision, we have grown to be one of the UK’s top credit card providers supporting millions of customers. We continue to transform at pace and work at the forefront to bring the best to our customers.
Our house is relaxed, flexible, and full of smart, driven people with heart who are working together to develop the next big things.
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Experts and Examples (or BDD without Given Then When)
Featuring Pete Buckney
Pete wants to step back from discussions around How we BDD, and revisit the question of Why we BDD.
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BDD in Action – a before and after case study
Featuring Cosmina Bradu
This is a case study from a product and business analysis perspective on how to adopt BDD within a project that started as a journey on the highway to hell but where Cosmina and her team managed to turn the odds in their favour and convert the road to hell into a stairway to heaven.
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Don't fire the testers
Featuring Alan Parkinson
So you are practising BDD; your team has a shared understanding of your user stories from the great scenarios you have written, you’ve fully automated all the scenarios to create an executable specification using your favourite test automation tool. With all that, do you really need testers on...
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Test Engineering Culture
Featuring Mona Soni
Test Engineering culture emphasises on quality ownership by all involved in a project and redefines the role of testers as engineers and as quality enablers instead of gate keepers. With this talk Mona will be sharing her experience to build a test engineering culture across the organization, how...
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Turning Development Outside-In
Featuring Kevlin Henney
Whether it's object abstractions or whole systems, technical people often favour an internal, decomposed view, looking from the inside-out... or just looking at the inside. But when looked at from the outside a view based more on composition and questioning emerges. This is not just an...
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The secrets to getting your Mobile Apps right early, and then keeping them that way
Featuring Paul Stringer
Acceptance Testing and BDD are essential components of a healthy software development process; unfortunately on Mobile this typically results in the creation of slow, brittle and highly complex UI automation based tests. These can leave development teams and businesses left wondering, are BDD...
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Pair testing in an agile world
Featuring Raji Bhamidipati
In all my years of being a tester, I mostly conducted testing all on my own. Why? I don’t really know. It’s what I have seen others do, and what I did myself. Sure, I will go and ask someone else to review my findings if I couldn’t come to a conclusion. But it never occurred to me that I could...
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Screenplay pattern - a SOLID alternative to Page Objects
Featuring Antony Marcano
The Screenplay Pattern, first created by Antony Marcano, is an alternative model to PageObjects. Today, it is growing in popularity with increasing tool support in popular testing frameworks.
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BDD is not about Testing
Featuring Daniel North
BDD started as a way to teach TDD to programmers who kept getting hung up on the idea they were writing tests. Fast-forward a decade or so and it seems BDD scenario automation tools have invaded the world of acceptance testing like Japanese knotweed. All around I see teams harming themselves...
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