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Breakpoint 2020

date:2020-07-20..2020-07-23
location:-- online --
series:Breakpoint · 2 editions
editions:[Breakpoint 2020, Breakpoint 2024]

A 4-day virtual summit on everything testing. From QA leaders at Twitter and Trivago to core contributors at Selenium, Robot Framework and more, Breakpoint 2020 brings you lessons on shipping fast—without breaking things.

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Basics of Robot FrameworkPekka Klärck34m
Shows concrete Robot Framework syntax for constructing tests from keywords, demonstrates a working web login test using SeleniumLibrary (runs via the robot…
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How the best deliver Quality at SpeedPraveen Umanath20m
BrowserStack shows measured practices that let teams “move fast and not break things”: platform telemetry from 25,000+ teams and 2 million users running 72…
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Modern automation approachesPriyanka Halder55m
GoodRx builds a CI-driven automation stack that actually scales: a Next‑Gen SWAT framework using Selenium + BrowserStack, Jenkins/Travis, Applitools visual…
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Automating visual testing with PercyMike Fotinakis51m
Automates visual regression checks by sending DOM snapshots (not heavy images) to a rendering farm that parallelizes rendering (hundreds/100 at a time)…
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Transforming testing methodologies: From manual to robust strategiesTodd Eaton53m
Team moves from manual UI checks to a hybrid Selenium framework plus Jenkins pipelines, BrowserStack (plus Percy for visual diffs), TestRail and Grafana…
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Technology constraints drive automationLawrence Mandel54m
Shopify standardizes on Rails + React + GraphQL, a monolith that enforces constraints to drive automation and quality. Company tools include services_db…
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Firefox and the push for simpler cross browser testingMaja Frydrychowicz25m
Firefox implements parts of Chrome DevTools Protocol so Puppeteer can automate it today (launch with product=firefox), downloading a nightly and running…
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Testing for products with a microservice architectureNupur Pallavi, Omose Ogala54m
Twitter builds a decentralized web test framework called webtf on TestCafe, publishes versioned component libraries via npm, and wires in BrowserStack and…
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Welcome and KeynoteRitesh Arora14m
Announces Breakpoint 2020 as a global virtual summit with 10,000+ registrations from 115 countries and a 17‑session lineup, and claims BrowserStack now hosts 3…
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After the audit: Integrating accessibility into the testing processCrystal Preston-Watson52m
Audit results and a VPAT become artifacts to drive ongoing testing not an endpoint: map audit findings into regression tickets, add linters and CI checks, run…
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How to win in software development with tighter feedback loopsBrian Lucas47m
Engineering teams measure a Build Pain Index = median build time ÷ build success rate to justify tooling and cut developer wait time; a 300-commit week with 30…
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WebdriverIO: The next-gen automation test framework you should know aboutKevin Lamping44m
WebdriverIO presents itself as a full‑featured Node.js test framework that runs Mocha/Jasmine/Cucumber, supports mobile via Appium and cloud providers like…
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How we reconstructed our releases at TrivagoBenjamin Bischoff53m
Trivago rebuilds release quality by putting QA in charge of end‑to‑end tests, running ~300 Cucumber scenarios with a homegrown troopy Java framework using…
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Build vs. Buy: The enterprise software conundrumAbesh Rajasekharan48m
Thomson Reuters needs faster time to market for Checkpoint Edge and finds its legacy QA won’t scale with a cloud‑native, microservice architecture, so the team…
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The URL that will change testing and QA foreverGuillermo Rauch49m
Claim: a deploy URL per PR—generated by Vercel from a GitHub push—lets teams run real production-like tests (HTTPS, edge CDN, cached builds) for every branch…
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Beyond WebDriver!David Burns33m
WebDriver moves from request/response to a persistent, event-driven protocol called WebDriver BiDi that opens a WebSocket JSON‑RPC‑ish channel so tests can…
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Automating to augment testingAlan Richardson51m
Shows a practical pattern: write randomized model-based tests that exhaust equivalence partitions for a six‑page registration form so a 10‑minute run finds two…
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