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Test Encapsulation: Automated Tests that Decide for Themselves
Rahul Verma demonstrates an engine that achieves test encapsulation. The engine would be free and open sourced so that attendees can freely experiment further.
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Acceptance Testing for Continuous Delivery
Dave Farley describes approaches to acceptance testing that allow teams to work quickly and effectively, build functional coverage tests and maintain those tests throughout change.
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Building on Developers' Intuitions to Create Effective Property-Based Tests
John Hughes shows how to build properties for testing, and also new features in Haskell QuickCheck that support them.
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Mythbusting: Every Project Needs to be Automated
Alexandra Nagy discusses if projects need to be automated or not.
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The Tester’s 3 C’s: Criticism, Communication and Confidence
Dorothy Graham covers different types and styles of communication, including Virginia Satir’s communication interaction model, and the need for balance in criticism and confidence.
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Debuggable Deep Learning
Mantas Matelis and Avesh Singh explain how they debugged DeepHeart, a DNN that detects cardiovascular disease from heart rate data.
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DevOps and People: Where Automation Begins!
Almudena Rodriguez Pardo takes a look at some scenarios where developers and operators go for broke in order to achieve a DevOps success story.
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A Test of Strength
Chris Oldwood discusses writing good (strong) tests, but also how devs need to be “strong” (in character) to make that happen.
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What Lies between: the Challenges of Operationalizing Microservices
Colin Breck presents practical approaches to take microservices into production or increase the value provided by existing systems and also explores how to integrate microservices at scale.
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Five Ways to Boost Automation Effectiveness
Nikolaj Tolkačiov discusses test data, maintenance less implementation, locator injections, test scripts developing environment, effective and scalable Gherkin implementation, and much more.
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How Could I Miss That Defect? Inattentional Blindness
Andrew Brown discusses why some defects slip unnoticed to testers, explaining how to notice or pay attention to an event or object.
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Quality Engineering in DevOps
Geoffrey van der Tas keynotes on testing in the DevOps world, covering practices to keep, habits to forget, new things to learn, and the need for manual testing.
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