HUSTEF 2023
2023-10-03..2023-10-05
Budapest, Hungary
HUSTEF ·
[HUSTEF 2014, HUSTEF 2015, HUSTEF 2018, HUSTEF 2019, HUSTEF 2022, HUSTEF 2023, HUSTEF 2024, HUSTEF 2025]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| UAT, one of the most stressful stages of quality assurance | Zoltán Petrányi | 01m |
Decide by whether the content gives concrete artifacts and measurable results rather than platitudes: a reproducible executable UAT checklist, specific tools… | ||
| Scaling Teams: Lessons Learned from Growing a Team from 5 to 50 | Vipin Jain | 01m |
Claim of growing a team from 5 to 50 needs proof: hires per month and timeline, attrition and retention numbers, before/after ramp time. Worth watching only if… | ||
| Turning the tide: inspiring a truly quality-first culture | Steve Jefferies | 01m |
Title says this is an honest reflection on Authority First culture with practical ideas to use back in your own company and an account of earlier attempts to… | ||
| How to use Example Mapping and 3amigo sessions to ... | Martijn Goossens | 01m |
Claims that Example Mapping plus 3amigo sessions and BDD move testing left by adding quality during refinement, with concrete steps for running sessions, the… | ||
| Google Core Web Vitals | Isabelle Cosar | 01m |
Explains which Google Core Web Vitals matter and gives concrete thresholds like LCP <2.5s and CLS <0.1, shows an actual monitoring pipeline that merges… | ||
| Bring back magic to your testing | Grzegorz Niczyporuk | 01m |
Combines 12 years of magic with QA experience at swinda and shows which concrete magician skills map to testing practices, uses sleight of hand as an… | ||
| From Bugs to Breaches | Benjamin Krivacsy, Gergo Roznar | 01m |
Shows a concrete pipeline: static analysis with Cppcheck and MISRA checks followed by CAN-bus runtime fuzzing, plus a simple ECU test harness built from… | ||
| As a Computer Science university student ... | Dénes Orosz | 01m |
Chronological account lists exact milestones: 6 years of experience with 3 years while a student at dogs Hungary, concrete job transitions and interview… | ||
| Rethinking testing and risk within complex systems | Andrew Brown | 01m |
It argues that testing simple and complex systems pose very different challenges and that risk analysis must focus on interactions not isolated components. The… | ||
| Critical thinking skills for testers | Andrew Brown, Rakhee Shah | 01m |
A developed training course for testers presents short, repeatable exercises and group calibration to expose biases and thinking traps and build judgement… | ||
| Meet your hidden power of exploratory testing... | Emna Ayadi, Andrea Jensen | 01m |
A half day tutorial that claims to unlock the Explorer in you by using short, guided exercises and playful puzzles, aiming to turn exploratory testing into… | ||
| Two-Phase Model-Based Testing with Playwright | Istvan Forgacs | 01m |
Claims a two-phase model-based testing approach implemented with Playwright and the test-design automation tool Harmony, asserting test automation becomes… | ||
| The Art and Science of Building Quality Products | Mehmood Hasan | 01m |
Claims a practical method for getting value out of uncertain product work by combining High performing teams practices with agile product development… | ||
| Getting The Most Out of Team Exploratory Testing | Julia Duran | 01m |
Title and caption promise powerful tool and that teams can start using tomorrow to improve delivery quality, but the caption supplies no claim, no concrete… | ||
| Prize Drawing | 16m | |
Prize drawing from those who filled out the survey. | ||
| Rethinking testing and risk within complex systems – the Swiss Cheese Model | Andrew Brown | 25m |
Uses the Swiss Cheese idea to show that four aligned failures (blank gauge, attempted midstop fix, crew change, metric conversion) cause catastrophe not a… | ||
| Highlight Video | 06m | |
Video claims HUSTEF 2023 provides mentor matching for attendees with specific career challenges, runs distinct tracks for every test engineer's taste… | ||
| Connecting the Bits with the Beats to shape a bright future | Frank Wammes | 56m |
Claims a causal link between personal biofeedback and civic action while showing concrete prototypes: Project Farm uses open data, satellite imagery and… | ||
| Stakeholder Management is a Testing Superpower! | Mike Jarred | 01h 02m |
Claims that stakeholder work is the testing superpower and shows how to prove it: mapping stakeholders and risk, using a run chart showing defect prevention… | ||
| Experiences in Risk Management | André Verschelling | 41m |
Claims a concrete method: apply the rule of three to identification (effects, causes, controls), description (given when then examples), and test techniques… | ||
| What’s new and good in Selenium | Corina Adina Pip | 26m |
Selenium 4 delivers concrete changes: relative selectors for position-based lookups, BiDi/CDP access to capture network and emulate devices, an improved… | ||
| The Ultimate Practical Guide to Accessibility Testing | Manoj Kumar | 26m |
Claims concrete fixes and tools: automated audits catch about 40–50% of issues, a CI pipeline rollout took nine months at an insurance client, and an open… | ||
| Testing the ˝Greenness˝ in Green IoT | Anubha Jain | 25m |
Claims include 30 trillion devices by 2030 driving huge energy use and rising e‑waste, concrete KPIs like PUE and EER metrics, and testable practices: install… | ||
| Things I Wish I’d Known 20 years ago as a new leader | Steve Watson | 25m |
A leader gets set up to manage eight people with no handover, burns into near‑depression and stays out of leadership for six years before returning. Concrete… | ||
| As a Computer Science university student, how did I become a trusted tester...? | Dénes Orosz | 24m |
Starts as a manual tester, writes and runs test cases and reports, then adds automated tests and becomes deputy test manager who trains newcomers and steps in… | ||
| Ethical Testing | Imola Meszar | 23m |
Argues that ethical testing changes outcomes: a discovered critical bug forces a postponed two months release, fixes reduce user complaints and raise Play… | ||
| The Testers’ Secret Weapon – Code Reviews | Bertold Kolics | 24m |
Claims that testers materially improve code quality by joining peer reviews and by codifying procedures get demonstrated with concrete artifacts: a long code… | ||
| How to use Example Mapping and 3 amigo sessions to shift left | Martijn Goossens | 25m |
Claims two concrete practices reduce late rework: Example Mapping (four sticky colors, rules → examples → red questions) and timeboxed 3 amigo sessions (20… | ||
| Maximizing Test Coverage with AI-Powered Test Automation | Okan Cakmak | 26m |
Claims AI-created tests cut maintenance by about 70% and boost automation coverage by 30%+, with 3x faster test development; cites an ~80% fail rate for… | ||
| Elevating User Experience through Effective UX Testing Strategies | Sowmya Sridharamurty | 25m |
Claims that UX testing beats feature parity for differentiation and gives concrete steps: use pendo analytics to find behaviour, define personas, and turn laws… | ||
| Discover the Quality Coach role and their Toolbox | Emna Ayadi | 23m |
A defined Quality Coach role claims to move quality from a phase to a team responsibility by pairing testing with development and running lightweight… | ||
| Tree in the forest: managing details in BDD scenarios | Gáspár Nagy | 26m |
Scenarios often explode with execution-only details, and the concrete claim is that applying the essential principle — keep only details that change the… | ||
| Shape wars – A practical guide to fix your test distribution | Gergely Ágnecz | 25m |
The claim: rigid testing pyramids give false targets and ignore system characteristics, so the process uses 6W method questions to produce a context-aware… | ||
| Google Core Web Vitals–Mobilising and Testing Front-End Performance in Microservices | Isabelle Cosar | 25m |
John Lewis Partnership mobilises 40 service teams across 500+ microservices with a platform-led campaign: centralized Lighthouse leaderboard and Slack alerts… | ||
| Load testing websites following the steps of a user journey | Raphael Roems | 26m |
Shows actual results and tradeoffs: J meter is the recommended starter tool, Locust lets teams generate far more traffic cheaply by leveraging cloud infra, and… | ||
| Getting The Most Out of Team Exploratory Testing Sessions | Julia Duran | 23m |
Claim: team exploratory testing shifts ownership of quality and reduces tester bottlenecks. Concrete setup: 1 hour: 10/35/15 split with a shared dashboard with… | ||
| Testing Autonomous Mobile Robots | Mesut Durukal | 25m |
Automated test rigs simulate warehouses with ROS simulation and Python frameworks plus UI automation like Selenium, feeding APIs and robot UIs to measure order… | ||
| User Acceptance Testing (UAT),one of the most stressful stages of quality assurance | Zoltán Petrányi | 22m |
Claims a practical UAT governance framework with concrete thresholds and tools, not vague advice: use SonarQube for code quality, require INVEST stories and… | ||
| The Power of Atomic Automated Tests: Our experience of Improved Test Efficiency... | Sargis Sargsyan | 26m |
Claims concrete wins: 7,000 Selenium tests in 40 minutes and 2,500 Android tests in 2 hours, plus a reported 40× speedup from 40 parallel runners. Techniques… | ||
| The evolution of a system integration test process | Márton Siska | 24m |
Process evolution follows measurable changes: a 2-hour test window with focused cases yields only ~2–3% environment failures, then a branch-integration path… | ||
| „Complete” In-Sprint Testing Using Collaborative Models | George Blundell | 23m |
Claims four barriers block scaling automation and shows model‑based, collaborative modeling that generates optimized tests as systems change; numbers include… | ||
| Design patterns to boost your test automation | Christian Baumann | 48m |
Claims that familiar OO design patterns speed development, reduce late-found bugs, and make test code readable; shows concrete patterns and examples: Builder… | ||
| Bring back the magic to your testing- life lessons from a professional magician | Grzegorz Niczyporuk | 25m |
Claims concrete: three soft skills communication skills openness and enthusiasm tied to better QA interactions; concrete routines — multiple hours of… | ||
| Establishing Quality Assurance in Startup environment | Marina Ernst | 21m |
Claims a small-team QA succeeds by prioritizing concrete practices not philosophies: 50–60% exploratory testing and stepping into frontend fixes and backlog… | ||
| You don’t know what you know until you find out – Guide for doing QA Assessments | Jani Gronman | 42m |
Claims a repeatable assessment that uncovers real causes and gets budget by combining structured inquiry with practical artifacts. Uses ~30 one-to-one… | ||
| The Importance of Emotional Intelligence in Effective Leadership | Vipin Jain | 27m |
Claims that emotional intelligence makes or breaks team leadership and lists five components: self-awareness, self-regulation, social skills, motivation… | ||
| Resilience testing in modernization projects | Živan Šinžar | 25m |
Built a resilience framework on top of automation that runs as a CI/CD resilience stage after acceptance and scores services for fast feedback. Uses mocks in… | ||
| From Bugs to Breaches: How to be a Security Tester | Gergo Roznar, Benjamin Krivacsy | 23m |
Personal story of becoming automotive security testers focuses on concrete takeaways not promises: cites nearly 300 incidents (50% increase year over year)… | ||
| Mastering the Non-Existent Art of User Story Analysis | Hristina Koleva | 47m |
Asserts that user story is a conversation starter not a requirement and shows a concrete ritual: use a Miro board with six frames to collect text, context… | ||
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