Agile Exploratory Testing

Featuring Jean-Paul Varwijk

Testing in an agile team is challenging. As a tester you have less information, less time and even more team responsibility.

You can cope with this by learning to organize and approach your testing in an exploratory way that takes being agile in to account.

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Fast Feedback And Fun Using Ruby

Featuring Stephan Kämper

Ruby is ‘a Programmer’s best friend’. Let’s use Ruby to get feedback - including getting feedback automatically - when working on projects. Whether it’s about transforming source code into test results (a.k.a. running automated tests) or generating image files from raw data, Ruby can be used to...

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Behaviour Driven Web UI Automation with Selenium and SpecFlow

Featuring Gaspar Nagy

BDD is a method that focuses on defining the requirements based on the expected behavior; DDD is a method that uses a ubiquitous language all across the solution; UX helps design user interactions based on user behaviour… and Selenium WebDriver (or similar) is a tool that is mostly used to ignore...

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Testing web services - Part 2 - Observing, modelling and designing test suites for Web services

Featuring Mark Winteringham

Observing, modelling and designing test suites for Web services builds on participants basic knowledge of web services. The workshop shows participants how to use a proxy server to build a detailed model of an application and then use that model to design tests and improve test coverage.

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Hands-on Screen Reader Workshop

Featuring Steve Green

Like many developers and testers you might have downloaded a screen reader to test your website, but are you using it properly? If you have not spent time observing real screen reader users the chances are you’re not using it like they do.

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Write more robust and extensible BDD tests faster with Serenity and the Journey/Screenplay Pattern

Featuring John Smart and Jan Molak

In this workshop, you will learn how to write clean, clear and maintainable tests using the Journey/Screenplay Pattern, an innovative new approach to writing BDD-style automated acceptance tests that are easier to understand, easier to extend and easier to maintain. You will also witness a...

Dimensions of Testability

Featuring Maria Kedemo

A high degree of testability helps not only testers, but everyone involved in software development. When you make it easy to find important problems, you gain options to take action. Conversely, low testability can be very costly. The ability to identify testability issues early and understand...

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Get into Coaching and Mentoring

Featuring Dan Ashby and Tony Bruce

As your career progresses you may find yourself needing to coach people or to mentor them or both. This maybe something that is put upon you. It maybe something you seek. Either way, for many of us, it's not something we're experienced in. This workshop is here to help.

Better Check

Featuring Peter Houghton

The flashing red/green of flaky test automation can make you seem like your team is living a perpetual test for colour-blindness. Worse, it can make you actually blind to the flaws in your app.

This workshop is an investigation into the benefits of automated checks (A.K.A. test automation), and...

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From Example Mapping to Serenity

Featuring Arjan Blok and Kishen Simbhoedatpanday

Example Mapping can help software delivery teams with steering conversations towards common understanding of requirements and specifications without draining the group's energy. In this workshop we'll exercise Example Mapping sessions and use the outcome as input for Test Automation using...