This presentation provides an overview of behavior-driven development and test automation for Saleforce.com, which aided in the production of a Visualforce/JavaScript application for an enterprise client. Using Cucumber JVM, Selenium, Jenkins, and Git – the team was able to catch regression errors during development. It offers an overview of the …
What happens when the company that has engaged you as some kind of process expert has no clue how to test its applications & systems consistently or thoroughly? Where do you start? Where do you lead them, with what software testing best practices, tools, technologies? This will be a little …
This talk presents the adoption of BDD from the back-end (with the likes of Behat and phpspec) through to the front-end (with Mocha.js and Cucumber.js) and how you can align these processes to make all your development consistent. It also discusses how this approach suits an Agile process.
Manual testers working in an agile environment are often encouraged to follow the same working practices as those working in a waterfall environment. This approach frequently leads to a manual testing effort that takes too long to prepare, execute and maintain. The result is often anything but agile.
A jack of all trades and master of some, Matt Attaway has worked as a tester, developer, researcher, designer, manager, DevOps engineer, and elephant trainer. He currently manages the open source development group at Perforce Software, but prior to that he led a test team working on the highest profile …
I hate writing documentation. It contains the wrong information, not enough information, or too much information. It’s in the wrong place at the wrong time and it confuses me. I’d much rather write code even though I know that documentation can be important too. But wait!
