HUSTEF 2022
2022-10-04..2022-10-06
Budapest, Hungary
HUSTEF ·
[HUSTEF 2014, HUSTEF 2015, HUSTEF 2018, HUSTEF 2019, HUSTEF 2022, HUSTEF 2023, HUSTEF 2024, HUSTEF 2025]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Highlight film | 06m | |
A fast cut highlight shows a successful in‑person HUSTEF with 550 on-site attendees, continuous networking and booths, and live Q&A with enthusiastic… | ||
| Improve your Assertiveness | Marta Firlej | 23m |
Claims assertiveness is a learnable communication skill not just saying no and offers concrete tools: a checklist of specific skills (saying no, giving… | ||
| You are not Spotify, and you don’t want to be | Ray Arell | 01h 04m |
Argues against copying the Spotify model wholesale and gives concrete contrast: Spotify is 311 people in 2011 not a template, later growing to ~6,000; only… | ||
| Self-service quality | Gáspár Nagy | 25m |
Claim: treating pull requests as a process turns verification into continuous self-service feedback so teams find bugs earlier and take smaller risky steps… | ||
| What Testers Need from Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence | Paul Gerrard | 01h 04m |
Defines ML as software that offers suggestions and AI as software that makes choices, argues testers need tools that capture production logging, UI… | ||
| Mixing without merging: comb shaping for developers, testers | Alex Schladebeck | 01h 01m |
Argument: move from strict specialist or Swiss‑army roles to comb-shaping — multiple shallow skills with a few deep teeth — by teaching developers exploratory… | ||
| Building and Verifying Security Trust in Today’s Complex Tech Stacks ... | Kurt Barndt | 26m |
Claims that typical apps contain over 90% third‑party code, that exposed cloud accounts get compromised in ~36 hours by bots, and that automated CI pipelines… | ||
| Testability: when your testing problem isn’t testing | Lennart Tange | 15m |
Claim is that hard testing signals a design problem not a testing one and the fix is concrete changes not more tests If it is hard to test we have built it… | ||
| Can you afford not to improve testing? | Zsolt Hargitai | 24m |
Uses the TMMi framework and informal assessments to diagnose gaps, then follows assess → establish → act cycles; examples show one company turning many red… | ||
| How we can manage performance testing? | Dusanka Lecic | 31m |
Details an end-to-end process: securing a production-like environment, inventorying resources, picking JMeter scripts for API load and iterating baselines… | ||
| The road(ie) that leads to the final test by the customer | Bendeguz Rosta | 09m |
Claims a concrete end-to-end process: requirements to simulation to field validation with Commsignia OBU and RSU hardware, a custom API test framework used for… | ||
| A twisted tale of a Languished Tester | Pricilla Bilavendran | 27m |
Defines languishing as a temporary, post-pandemic state between depression and flourishing and names clear symptoms: insomnia, binge habits, isolation, loss of… | ||
| Improve quality by monitoring and observing | Adam Toth | 21m |
Gives concrete, actionable claims: monitoring and observation find hidden bugs and surface correlations, logs and traces become a Quality Gate, examples… | ||
| Accessibility in Practice | Imola Meszar | 22m |
Shows concrete takeaways: JAWS and Accessibility Insights plus browser extensions for testing, explain actual checks like alt text for non‑text content… | ||
| We have health checks for our bodies–so why not for our testing processes? | Steve Watson | 24m |
An independent audit by n Focus consultant runs as a 15‑day engagement with a free prep day and delivers a report plus a 45‑minute walkthrough video… | ||
| The Good, the Bad and the Ugly solutions in test design | Attila Kovács | 22m |
Claims that general predicate testing reveals 100% of the predicate bugs, demonstrated on a RollerCoaster Gating requirement set. Uses a tool at… | ||
| QA Navigation Board–Venture into uncharted waters of quality assurance | Kay Grebenstein | 25m |
A visual workshop tool called QA Navigation Board maps eight ISO 25010 quality criteria into a compact QA octant and a columned QA map (requirements, test… | ||
| How to thrive as a non-technical testing professional | Nina Perta | 21m |
Argues that nontechnical testers remain essential and backs it with specific habits and outcomes: a history of 13 years in consulting and nearly ten years… | ||
| Transforming a FinTech startup to fit in a multinational corporation | Martinj Goosseens | 24m |
Assignment is to design and run a QA strategy that moves a corporate acquired startup from a monolith to microservices while integrating offshore teams and… | ||
| When less is more –Applied statistics and Pareto rule for test automation | Michal Vaněk | 24m |
Claims a concrete method: Pareto 80/20 applied to tests — product is split into categories (money makers, protection, usage), test cases are scored and… | ||
| Use red teams to challenge orthodox thinking on your software dev. ... | Andrew Brown | 25m |
Claims that red teams cut the industry’s alarmingly high project failure rate by surfacing hidden assumptions and testing strategy against alternatives and… | ||
| Getting your automated tests in the pipeline | Hugh McCamphill | 23m |
Claim: adding targeted end-to-end tests into CI gives measurable risk reduction without slowing delivery. Implementation uses a single automation repo… | ||
| The three faces of IoT Ecosystem – Good, Bad & Ugly | Vipin Jain | 27m |
Claims that IoT jumps from 3.8 billion to 21.5 billion devices and a market from $170B to ~$560B drive the urgency; concrete user data shows 52% use IoT and… | ||
| Contract Testing for Mobile Application Development | Mesut Gunes | 23m |
Claims that contract testing runs early and in isolation to catch integration breaks before backend deploys and replaces slow flaky end-to-end tests, delivers… | ||
| Stoic Automation Testing | Maros Kutschy | 24m |
Connects six Stoic maxims to concrete QA actions and shows work done inside a Java Selenium Cucumber setup: Jasecu Automation Framework holds the examples… | ||
| Metamorphic Testing | Matthias Hamburg | 23m |
Metamorphic testing claims to solve the no-oracle problem by checking consistency across transformed test cases and demonstrates concrete wins: a glossary… | ||
| Orchestrating automation tests for Continuous testing | Manoj Kumar | 24m |
Claims that Continuous Integration/Delivery only works with a fourth C—Continuous Testing—and shows concrete fixes: build ephemeral environments as code… | ||
| The value of testing | Márton Siska | 10m |
Argues a concrete way to quantify testing by measuring cost of change and ease of change, advocates shift‑left practices and defect prevention rather than… | ||
| Deutsche Telekom IT & Solutions – The next generation | Olivér Dunai | 05m |
Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions runs a trainee programme that pairs a 8–10 week academy with placement inside real work so trainees do hands on testing in agile… | ||
| Convergence in software testing careers | Jozsef Ivan | 05m |
Claims an implemented a testing based solution practice at EPAM and maps concrete role differences — software quality engineer, test automation engineer… | ||
| How does IoT help cities to become more sustainable? | Péter Attila Horvath | 05m |
Cities house 4.2 billion people and concentrate roughly 75% of energy use while producing ~60% of greenhouse gases, so the concrete claim is that IoT reduces… | ||
| Methodical challenges of software testing in hungarian governme... | Péter Andras Borbely | 04m |
Governmental projects have high level volatile requirements, a financing third party that fixes scope and deadlines, and mandatory deliverable-based… | ||
| Testing is for everyone | Tamás Stöckert | 05m |
Claims that ISTQB has 1.1 million exam attendees worldwide, a 92% recommendation rate and presence in 130 countries, plus two new syllabus modules named AI… | ||
| Challenges of building a test infrastructure around a cross-platform Desktop | Attila Simon | 05m |
Starts from manual regression testing and grows into a multilanguage automation stack: Python for basic scripts, JavaScript + Selenium for complex UI flows… | ||
| 5 benefits of 5G | Levente Németh | 05m |
Five concrete outcomes: an EU FRMCS railway project pushing level 3–5 driverless operation using critical low‑latency video for edge obstacle detection… | ||
| Challange of the limits of imagination | Béla Farkas | 05m |
ZEISS claims it builds lithography machines that enable 85 percent of microchips and makes microscopes whose single images can be more than one petabyte, plus… | ||
| Heterogeneity and characteristic testing | Zsigmond Pap | 05m |
Cloud infrastructure moves toward wider heterogeneity with ARM and many accelerators like TPUs DPUs GPUs appearing, creating up to 100× power difference… | ||
| Panel discussion | 26m | |
Ad hoc panel lists concrete takeaways: a direct rebuttal that agile ≠ no documentation with examples from regulated domains; a surprising data point — no one… | ||
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