This talk discusses good ways to organize packaging and testing for Python projects. It walks through a per-company and an open source scenario and explains how to best use the “devpi-server” and “tox” for making sure you are delivering good and well tested and documented packages. As time permits, we …
Learn how after one discussion and discovering of Page Object Pattern the presenter spend 48 hours in a row on rewriting all our automated tests. Why has he done this? Because it was a cure for all of the problems connected with tests maintainability.
What makes an Agile tester ‘Agile’? Is there really that much difference between agile and non-agile software testing? This session takes a look at the experiences of a tester embedded into an Agile team and examines the skills an Agile tester should have in their arsenal.
If you’ve never written tests before, you probably know you *should*, but view the whole process as a bureaucratic paperwork nightmare to check off on your ready-to-ship checklist. This is the wrong way to approach testing. Tests are a solution to a problem that is important to you: does my …
Google Analytics, Like Buttons, Twitter Widgets, Olark chat boxes; all examples of third party JavaScript elements that are embedded by users in their websites. Testing third party code once embedded in a page, is often difficult and cumbersome. Verifying those elements are working properly (or even more basically, are not …
This talk overviews the various deployment tools available today, discusses their different tradeoffs, and helps shine a light on which might be the appropriate platform for your project.
