This presentation explains about how Facebook generate fast deterministic screenshots for Android views, with particular focus on how it does this for the hundreds of different configurations of Android feed stories. The talk discusses how Facebook use this approach both for iterating fast on user interfaces and for catching regressions.
This talk presents some tools that can help you in automatically checking the code style and quality of your CSS, Sass, and JavaScript of your team to improve the project without slowing anyone down.
Surprisingly, up to 85% of core usability problems can be found by observing just 5 people using your application. Conducting quick usability testing at a cafe is very effective, cheap, and doesn’t require any special tools.
Projects fail because they don’t test. Some fail because they test the wrong things. Others fail because they test too much. This session shares project case studies in software testing atrocities and what can be learned from them. You’ll come away questioning your own software testing. Check your dogma and …
Although the Ruby community has embraced TDD like no other community ever has, we have always looked at mock objects with disdain, and perhaps even a little hatred. I’ve heard conference speakers call them “Wastes of time”, “Scams”, and even “Testing Heresies”. Why would anyone have ever developed these pieces …
Battle.net is the online service that runs Blizzard’s games. As such, it is a large scale distributed system with many interacting parts and dependencies on various services and data. While developing Battle.net servers, I needed a way to isolate and test functionality that I was working on.
