HUSTEF 2015
2015-11-18..2015-11-19
Budapest, Hungary
HUSTEF ·
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| trailer | 07m | |
Intro video for HUSTEF 2015 at The Bálna, Budapest states concrete claims: attendance grows from about 220 five years ago to 280 and organizers report 380… | ||
| Interview – Gualtiero Bazzana | Gualtiero Bazzana | 06m |
ISTQB announces a brand new product portfolio that keeps Foundation/Advanced/Expert but adds modular specialist modules (model‑based testing, usability… | ||
| Keynote - AGILE HIGH ASSURANCE | Robert V Binder | 01h 07m |
Argues that high-consequence systems need staggered standalone test sprints that run one sprint behind development so testers get stable builds and scale… | ||
| ENSURING SECURITY - THE WAY HOW WE DO IT | Attila Tóth | 23m |
Describes a Nokia product security process that claims measurable improvement per release: regular threat risk analysis workshops that list assets attackers… | ||
| KEYWORD DRIVEN TESTING IN THEORY & PRACTICE | Levente Németh | 26m |
Explains why keyword-driven testing splits work into keyword authors who implement actions in code and verification engineers who assemble test cases from… | ||
| Tutorial - PRAGMATIC TESTING - WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR WORLD IS MESSY | Lee Copeland | 01h 48m |
Argues for pragmatic fixes in a messy world and shows concrete tools: root‑cause analysis using five whys, systems thinking with causal loops and named… | ||
| Keynote - THE MISMEASURE OF SOFTWARE | Lee Copeland | 01h 06m |
Claims that many common metrics are wrong and harmful, with two concrete failure modes: the map‑territory error (model ≠ reality) and reification (counting… | ||
| THE MAGIC NUMBER | László Szegedi | 21m |
Claim: use the cumulative bug count slowdown as an exit criterion and stop when the curve flattens, tested on a website that went live with no major production… | ||
| TEST FOR THE FUTURE | István Nagy | 21m |
Claim: tests and test code balloon until resources hit a crossover point; introduce CI gated check‑ins, static analysis and a dashboard and the deadline… | ||
| ANOTHER WAY OF QUALITY ASSURANCE: ENGINEER ROLE | György Bekes | 22m |
Team shifts developers into an engineering role that owns both delivery and quality, requiring unit and integration tests to be written by devs, continuous… | ||
| EVERYTHING YOU MUST KNOW ABOUT AGILE TESTERS | Gáspár Nagy | 24m |
Concrete claims and practices appear here not platitudes testing shifts from finding bugs to preventing them and success is measurable like zero bugs as a goal… | ||
| ISTQB® - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE | Gualtiero Bazzana | 28m |
ISTQB claims concrete scale and change: 560,000 exams and about 410,000 certificates to date, year‑over‑year growth ~8.5% (close to 15% when including Agile)… | ||
| FUTURE OF TESTING | Gábor Dusha-Kiss, Péter Földházi Jr. | 24m |
EPAM reports six game changers — globalization, digital transformation, rapid development, personalization, mobile sprawl and robotics — and backs that with… | ||
| TEST AUTOMATION AS A SERVICE | György Réthy PhD. | 27m |
Claims that provisioning test workspaces moves from manual hours to minutes: reduces setup from 4–7 hours to 12–22 minutes and from ~1 hour to ~6–7 minutes… | ||
| DEVELOPING AND TESTING AT LARGE SCALE | Attila Kovács PhD, Kristóf Szabados | 27m |
Large test harnesses show measurable structure not just vague chaos: dependency graphs are small-world with path length ≤5 and scale-free, a custom… | ||
| A TESTER’S LIFE IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY | Ákos Rendi | 23m |
Breaks down tester work by system and gives concrete demands: active safety needs an ECU‑independent driver drowsiness detector (driver fatigue causes about… | ||
| ARE YOU READY TO TEST 5G? | Adorjan Korenyi | 27m |
End-to-end lab setup integrates core network functions and third-party elements with real radio and mobile terminals to validate system behavior, not just… | ||
| Interview – Lee Copeland | Lee Copeland | 03m |
Claims that testing is maturing into a professional, diverse discipline spanning mainframes to mobile and tablet and PC, asserts that many common management… | ||
| Interview – TAUHIDA PARVEEN | Tauhida Parveen | 02m |
Argues that big data processing is now practical rather than new, and that its complexity creates testable opportunities rather than just problems, cites cloud… | ||
| Interview – Tamás Stöckert | Tamás Stöckert | 06m |
Hungarian Testing Board runs since 2007 and launches HUSTEF in 2011 now at Balna Budapest with a booth and growth from 120 to 380 attendees and national exam… | ||
| Interview – ROBERT BINDER | Robert V Binder | 03m |
Conference claims most well attended since the late 1990s when several thousand came, and credits good content and facilities. Focus is on concrete agile… | ||
| KEYNOTE: SOFTWARE TESTING IN THE CLOUD | Tauhida Parveen, Phd | 01h 03m |
Claims a working execution environment that distributes and runs 25,000 junit tests in parallel on cloud instances and reuses that setup to execute concurrent… | ||
| TRANSPARENT PROXY AND SERVICE STUB: WILMA | Tamás Kőhegyi | 23m |
WILMA implements a transparent proxy that clones and logs requests and a configurable stub that returns prerecorded or generated replies, supporting HTTP/HTTPS… | ||
| TIMING OF USABILITY TESTS | Tamás Lichter | 25m |
Claims that timing changes outcomes: crowd testing via Tes Birds and moderated interviews finds different fixes at concept, prototype, UAT and production… | ||
| WHY ARE WE FAILING WITH TEST AUTOMATION? | Zoltan Kundra | 24m |
Company QA reports that automation stalls because specifics are missing: built a custom framework and function libraries but tests target generic “smart” flows… | ||
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