HUSTEF 2018
2018-10-29..2018-10-31
Budapest, Hungary
HUSTEF ·
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Highlight | 06m | |
Transcript reads as conference hype and logistics, not a technical talk: applause, venue praise, diversity and student-ticket notes, social buzz and catering… | ||
| Performance testing – under pressure! | Mieke Gevers | 16m |
A mobile streaming service on Amazon Cloud faces a proprietary binary protocol and SSL decryption limits so performance testing uses NeoLoad to JMeter… | ||
| Automated Security Scanning in Payment Card Industry | Michal Buczko | 21m |
Claim: reuse existing Selenium WebDriver suites as a proxyed input to an automated scanner (OWASP ZAP) to catch web vulnerabilities early with minimal cost and… | ||
| Diversity killed the QAT | Jan Sahlström | 22m |
A concrete case study shows teams rebalanced by combining a competence matrix with a DISC behavior assessment and moving people gradually over about six… | ||
| Challenges of database testing | Gabor Soha | 23m |
Claims a practical pipeline: sophisticated logging ties activity IDs to rows, CDC and ETL handle millions of heterogeneous records, and four predictive… | ||
| The waiting game. Designing reliable Selenium test | Corina Adina Pip | 24m |
Replaces ad hoc sleeps and retries with concrete WebDriverWait–based replacements, claiming fewer flakes and less code by turning sequences like driver.get… | ||
| Security testing in Devops friend or foe | Attila Tóth | 27m |
Security testing is different from functional or performance testing in such a way that it is looking for something that is not there (security fault… | ||
| Mobile Test Automation Frameworks – From the Basics to Usage | Anna Kelemen | 26m |
Overview of mobile test automation options with concrete, practical guidance: a live iPhone 5 and iPad demo compares simulators versus real devices for bug… | ||
| 7 deadlier sins of quality | Tomasz Dubikowski | 26m |
Seven specific failure modes map to pop‑culture characters and named cognitive biases — illusion of knowledge, cheerleader effect, cargo‑culting, confirmation… | ||
| Rise of the Machines: Can Artificial Intelligence Terminate Manual Testing? | Tariq King | 01h 01m |
AI and ML already augment testing and target automated oracles, test generation, system modeling, and defect discovery with concrete tools and datasets. A… | ||
| Test strategy for cloud based applications | Tamás Csákó | 25m |
Creating a test strategy for a cloud based application differs from “traditional” ones. We, testers must work closely together with DevOps engineers and… | ||
| Just doing scrums won’t win the game | Stina Leijonhufvud | 26m |
Claim: scrums alone do not solve cross-team problems and a single tactic won’t scale. A company reorganizes with a central test team plus dedicated testers… | ||
| Overcoming the obstacles of Exploratory Testing at scale | Stefan Januschke | 22m |
Claims a measurable framework: session based testing with two‑hour slots (briefing, 1h testing, 30m doc/debrief), use of tour based testing and thinking‑hats… | ||
| Seven Proven Ways to Ruin Your Test Automation | Seretta Gamba | 25m |
This talk lists seven concrete failure modes that destroy test automation: hoarding knowledge in a single ‘knowledge champion’, vendor tool lock-in, brittle… | ||
| Are you releasing the right product? | Rohit Singhal | 23m |
Shows concrete results and runnable tools: automated verification of analytics events across four platforms using MITM proxy and baseline matching, BDD checks… | ||
| How to thrive as a tester | Rob Lambert | 01h 03m |
Claim: thriving requires concrete habits not cheerleading — a 35-item life list and a ten-point practice that moves career from tester to manager to VP to… | ||
| Help! We have a QA problem | Niels Malotaux | 26m |
A testing backlog of 206 days shrinks to 47 days by cutting big packages into smaller pieces, using Excel for quick estimations, a visible PDCA and timeline… | ||
| Testing of IoT and related technologies | Milan Mitosinka | 24m |
Shows concrete failures and fixes: an IoT fleet rollout crashes after three months due to a cache in device memory overflow that no short QA run catches… | ||
| Hack My House! DIY home automation testing | Levente Németh | 25m |
DIY smart home implementations enable us to access cool features: remote controlling lighting, switching appliances on/off, controlling AC or remotely checking… | ||
| Digital Transformation of the World | Levente Erős, Balazs Supola | 22m |
With Digital Transformation, the “smart” world is just around the corner. In the era of IoT, 5G, and VR, anything and anyone can become a communicating entity… | ||
| Product-independent automation framework | Károly Livius Bakos, Balázs Tiszai | 26m |
A fully automated, keyword-driven framework for Electronic Control Units claims to run cloud-backed system tests end-to-end, integrating existing tooling and… | ||
| Yet again an upside down test pyramid – what can we do about it? | János Gór | 17m |
Testing a legacy system often shows the same characteristic: huge UI based regression test basis. In our project, the scrum teams begun to understand this… | ||
| In the world full of bugs explore like Bear Grylls | Joanna Jeziorska | 24m |
Claims that exploratory testing depends on switching from automatic to focused attention and that a hard limit is about 90 minutes per session, shows an… | ||
| Risk – our friend or our foe? | Isabel Evans | 28m |
Risk is both opportunity and hazard and the useful claim is that testers must quantify and communicate that tradeoff, not just warn vaguely. Concrete examples… | ||
| Devices and desires: how do humans experience software? | Isabel Evans | 30m |
Claims a testable pyramid of interlocking quality attributes that go beyond function to include usability accessibility safety; cites surveys and NN Group/UN… | ||
| Writing better BDD scenarios | Gáspár Nagy | 41m |
Workshop teaches concrete rewriting of brittle UI scenarios into domain-level BDD examples, uses Gherkin (Cucumber, SpecFlow) and no laptop work, runs paired… | ||
| A testing journey in the age of smart assistants | Geoff Meyer | 25m |
DellEMC tests shrink a 465 trillion configuration space down to the high‑value set by building Smart Assistants (named cue and Jarvis) that run multiple… | ||
| Collective intelligence in test and SCRUM teams | Ewa Marchewka | 26m |
Claims that a measurable c‑factor predicts group problem solving better than the smartest member or average IQ and that three practical predictors matter… | ||
| Writing end to end tests with a smile | Ekaterina Budnikov | 25m |
The team reports a concrete pipeline: Cucumber added to Nightwatch (Selenium), feature files with user stories in feature files and small reusable step… | ||
| Metric Driven Software Testing | Attila Fekete | 25m |
Describes a BI pipeline that ingests JIRA and test logs, uses easy bi for JIRA, and produces dashboards that expose concrete surprises: a spike of 224 bugs… | ||
| Testing Techniques for Critical Deep Learning Applications | András Vörös | 24m |
Claims concrete results and tools: coverage-guided fuzzing and concolic testing find numerical and adversarial failures, DeepXplore and DeepTest generate… | ||
| Distributed performance testing at the push of a button | András Dezső, István Andrási | 23m |
Automated pipelines create and tear down distributed test clusters at the push of a button: Terraform spins up a test cluster, GitLab pipelines upload a jar… | ||
| How I became a tester! | Almudena Rodriguez Pardo | 58m |
Claims that cross-functionality works here with concrete steps: teams use Jenkins and Git, developers pair to copy or write Java tests, a missed initialization… | ||
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