HUSTEF 2019
2019-10-28..2019-10-30
Budapest, Hungary
HUSTEF ·
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Test Automation without Assertions | Jeremias Rößler | 27m |
A Selenium wrapper called recheck-web replaces assertions with Golden Master approval tests, capturing a snapshot of the rendered DOM and reporting concrete… | ||
| Highlight film | 05m | |
Conference highlight shows a lively community, hands-on tutorials and networking that result in measurable outcomes: 31 countries are represented, the… | ||
| Five Levels of API Automation | Shekhar Ramphal | 25m |
Splits API checks into five executable phases that run inside the service repo and deliver faster feedback: docker containers with mock servers isolate the API… | ||
| From Zero to AI Hero | Kevin Pyles | 25m |
Team learns Python and pandas, builds an automation framework, and uses data analytics to remove 900 test cases after validation shows quality does not drop… | ||
| How to ensure Testing Robustness in Microservice | Mesut Durukal, Buse Ozarslan | 26m |
In order to reduce manual testing effort, automation is very important. Testing asynchronous web services is much more difficult and to handle the sporadic… | ||
| Revolutionize Your Testing Strategy with MindMap Driven Testing | Prashant Hegde | 24m |
Claims that mind maps cut test documentation and save time by replacing huge artifacts with a one-page test plan and lean test ideas, cites that 60–70% of… | ||
| AI for Software Testing: The Ultimate Journey | Tariq King | 54m |
Claims that enterprise apps can self test using ML led to a moonshot project codenamed pterodactyl that auto-discovers an app, builds a state model, generates… | ||
| Building a scalable device lab with Ansible | Syam Sasi, Martin Schneider | 25m |
Claim: a working in‑house iPhone simulator lab that hits a 20 minute target for pull‑request UI checks. Built with Ansible + Selenium Grid + Appium, pulling CI… | ||
| Cognitive approach to software quality | Aleksandra Kornecka | 26m |
Talk claims humanity is a technical requirement and offers concrete cognitive findings to act on: change blindness, Dunning Kruger effect, and attention span… | ||
| QA in a Pipeline Based Organization | Roy Osherove | 44m |
Claim: pipeline-driven orgs remove humans from tactical approvals by encoding decisions as tests that exit non zero to veto builds and let a pipeline be green… | ||
| Self-Healing in Test Automation | István Karsai | 25m |
Claims that AI-driven self-healing cuts UI test maintenance and flakiness while reducing the ~30% maintenance budget hit come with specifics: Selenium UI use… | ||
| Life of a Tester: From Once Upon | Jennifer Bonine, Janna Loeffler | 53m |
Claims that matter: end‑user satisfaction is now the top reason for testing, evidence from the World Quality Report and live polling with ~187 responses… | ||
| Turning Your Mobile Test Automation Into a Cinderella Story | Niranjani Manoharan | 21m |
In the era of DevOps and continuous deployment, more and more organisations are demanding a move from lengthy release cycles to shorter deployments – occurring… | ||
| What’s Our Job When The Machines Do Testing? | Geoff Meyer | 25m |
Claims that connect to code and results: teams build analytics and ML models that run today as smart assistants and bots, including Jarvis for test-history… | ||
| Call for Proposals & Keynote | Tariq King | 01m |
Conference theme origins and a concrete company case study about AI for software testing describe investments made starting four years ago, specific… | ||
| Making Software Testing Innovation Work | Attila Fekete | 21m |
Provides six success factors that narrow where innovation actually fails: organizational root causes more than tools, leadership incompetence that caps team… | ||
| Surviving the AI Testing Apocalypse | Dionny Santiago | 55m |
Claim: an AI testing apocalypse is imminent and testing shifts from writing tests to interfacing, training and validating ML. Concrete tools and results… | ||
| Define Your Test Strategy Because Agile Does Not Mean Unstructured | Branka Rakic | 20m |
Testing starts before the first line of code and quality must be built in not bolted on; recommend a risk‑based prioritization, a comprehensive definition of… | ||
| Appium Dockerization – From Scratch to Advanced Implementation | Sargis Sargsyan | 23m |
Uses Appium inside the docker-android image to run both emulators and mirrored real devices, exposes emulator VNC on port 6080 for live viewing, and injects… | ||
| AI for Testing – Panel Discussion | 43m | |
Panelists describe concrete systems: retest offers AI as a service that runs an intelligent crawler, finds obvious defects, and produces golden masters plus… | ||
| Exploring a DevOps Transformation Like a Tester | Parveen Khan | 27m |
Describes a tester’s hands-on DevOps exploration that builds and validates concrete pipelines rather than repeating buzzwords: visualized CI/CD pipelines with… | ||
| about his Keynote | Dionny Santiago | 03m |
Claims an AI testing apocalypse is imminent and predicts an unavoidable shift from manually designing tests to interfacing training and collaborating with AI… | ||
| Continuous Delivery and Testing in Production | Jan Sahlström | 25m |
Claims that production verification complements pre-production and gives concrete practices: chop a 26‑site platform into six instances for staged rollouts… | ||
| The 8th Habit of Effective Testers: From Tester to Thought-Leader | Philip Lew | 56m |
Are you a good tester who readily adapts to change, focuses on the customer, works well with others, and keeps your testing skills up-to-date? Perhaps you… | ||
| When Start-Up Meets Quality… A Short Story of QA Agent | Dawid Pacia | 24m |
A clear checklist of claims and outcomes replaces slogans the startup prioritizes speed and cost yet 70% of QA time is repetitive clicking so metric collection… | ||
| Troubleshooting the fudge out of it | Corina Adina Pip | 23m |
Testers take on root‑cause troubleshooting, not just test case writing: reproduce the bug three times, compare builds, flags, dependency versions and hardware… | ||
| Test Coaching | Pekka Marjamaki, Jani Gronman | 26m |
Solita runs Test Coaching as a paid service that teaches testing techniques, designs project-specific test strategies, and embeds practices into teams… | ||
| Agile Testing – A Job for Introverts or Extroverts? | Gábor Kapros | 28m |
The talk argues that successful agile testing comes from matching testers’ temperaments to tasks rather than favoring introverts or extroverts, using… | ||
| Learn like a machine | Joanna Jeziorska | 26m |
Claim: the brain is the primary tool and it improves with deliberate practice; evidence is short term memory ≈ nine elements and a memory champion Youngja… | ||
| On The Shoulders Of Testing Giants | Janna Loeffler | 25m |
Case study of applying Rapid Software Testing, mob methods and lightweight reporting to Carnival s ocean medallion project shows concrete results: mob test… | ||
| SECOPS – Verifying Application, Environment and Organization | Kurt Barndt | 25m |
Operational Security Verification focuses on concrete checks: verify logs are produced collected and protected, inventory third party components (often ~99% of… | ||
| Fighting against technical debt with BDD, DevOps and Sustainability | Gáspár Nagy | 24m |
Claim: BDD alone is not enough. Example projects use a cucumber-to-.NET stack with BDD scenarios (about few hundred scenarios) that protect the external… | ||
| Platinum Partner of HUSTEF 2019: Jorg Liebel, evosoft | Jorg Liebel | 10m |
Company runs an internal innovation platform that yields measurable results: more than 600 colleagues involved, 300 ideas online, 50 near-final and 15 sold… | ||
| Gold Partner of HUSTEF 2019: Huba Demeter, Nokia | Huba Demeter | 04m |
Nokia applies unsupervised neural sequence analytics to detect anomalies during software upgrades, trained only on green reference data from successful… | ||
| Hallway Testing – The Cool Face of Usability | Ewa Marchewka | 24m |
Defines hallway testing as sitting a random outsider at an app or API and asking a simple task, shows a concrete failure on intercity PL where a colorblind… | ||
| Customer Testing and Acceptance | Vojtěch Barta | 24m |
Claim: make customer acceptance continuous, not a phase, with sprint-by-sprint validation and measurable satisfaction. Shows concrete practices: persona… | ||
| Can robots test the sky? | Attila Mészáros | 21m |
Project claims automated system‑level regression testing for Air Traffic Controlers and reaches its goals in 14 months. It builds a uniform sensor and drivers… | ||
| Gold Partner of HUSTEF 2019: Ben Bolton, Instructure | Ben Bolton | 05m |
Claims that accessibility must be baked into QA and run end-to-end before every release rather than tacked on, cites legal exposure in the U.S., and names… | ||
| Gold Partner of HUSTEF 2019: Roland Milos, Bosch | Roland Milos | 05m |
Claims a concrete, working process-improvement loop: observe processes, gather data, structure it, run test projects, collect stakeholder feedback, hold… | ||
| Diamond Partner of HUSTEF 2019: Márton Mátyás, HTB | Márton Mátyás | 11m |
Claims that testing is shifting from a task to a profession with concrete consequences: AI and machine learning tools are already used by some teams while… | ||
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