HUSTEF 2024
2024-10-08..2024-10-10
Budapest, Hungary
HUSTEF ·
[HUSTEF 2014, HUSTEF 2015, HUSTEF 2018, HUSTEF 2019, HUSTEF 2022, HUSTEF 2023, HUSTEF 2024, HUSTEF 2025]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Beyond Regression Testing: Observability for QA | Gabor Benedek | 24m |
Describes a concrete pipeline: OpenTelemetry → Prometheus + Grafana → Fluent Bit → Alertmanager, capturing metrics logs and traces from services and exposing… | ||
| Deciphering Alerts – Why is it so hard to make sense | Lena Nyström | 23m |
Explains concrete signals: front-end live validation uses friendly microcopy and instant red markers, back-end responses carry authoritative business wording… | ||
| The 3-pillar, balanced quality model of Proactive QA, Detective QA and Reactive QA | Szilard Szell | 24m |
A one‑slide three‑pillar quality model claims a balanced allocation across Proactive Quality, Detective Quality and Reactive Quality, suggesting a 30/30/30 and… | ||
| Chaos Survival Guide: Start testing in any conditions | Natalia Petrovskaia | 23m |
Chaos survival here means a concrete workflow not pep talk: use the PDCA cycle to make incremental changes, deploy only what you can measure, and roll back if… | ||
| Quality Engineering: A Journey from traditional testing to ‘Shift-Left’ Mindset | Ruben Fernandez | 24m |
Nowadays, there’s immense pressure to deliver high-quality products swiftly, and traditional end-of-cycle testing isn’t always effective. To address this… | ||
| Smoke to avoid Fire | Ashok Kumar | 24m |
Reused regression automation runs fast atomic checks via a Jenkins pipeline with agent monitoring and parallel executors, smoke-checking 21 applications with… | ||
| From the Trenches: Automated Testing of Large Language Models | Bertold Kolics | 22m |
Small startup builds an “AI insights” feature that uses LLMs to surface fraud signals, and implements automated testing that focuses on concrete properties not… | ||
| Hello, assumption, my old friend! Or can a tester make a good product owner? | Hristina Koleva | 24m |
Testing skills translate into specific, actionable practices and tradeoffs: tester-to-product-owner moves depend on decision table driven acceptance criteria… | ||
| Mobile App Crashes in Production: Lessons Learned from a Tester’s Viewpoint | Srinivasan Sekar | 23m |
Claims concrete failure modes and fixes: QR code scanning failures, wearable-device data mismatches, and OS/hardware fragmentation cause real crashes; network… | ||
| Contract Testing – An efficient way for integration testing | Matyas Zoltanka | 22m |
Argues that contract testing replaces many fragile integration tests by validating the actual agreement between caller and endpoint and runs locally without… | ||
| Testing for Cognitive Bias in AI Systems | Gerie Owen | 22m |
Claim: AI inherits human bias from training data and can produce consistent but wrong outcomes. Evidence: the Amazon résumé crawler that favors men and a… | ||
| Lead Your Way Into the Future by Managing Up | Irja Straus | 27m |
After a reorg assigns a new test team and a boss asks Can’t we just automate all the tests and make them green, the deciding facts are concrete: which tests… | ||
| Beyond Compliance: Testing for a more Accessible Web | Josefine Schaefer | 25m |
Starts from-scratch work to reach WCAG AA and shows concrete fixes: refactor interactive elements into semantic HTML, visualize tab order with Chrome devtools… | ||
| The Impostor’s Guide to Tooting Your Own Horn | Sophie Küster | 26m |
Defines impostor feelings as common and often structural then gives concrete tactics: fake confidence (scripted play‑acting in meetings), externalize the… | ||
| Fast E2E Testing Using Cypress For Free | Gleb Bahmutov | 24m |
Claims a way to run thousands of Cypress end-to-end tests in parallel for free by using an open source cy-split plugin that shards specs by measured durations… | ||
| Efficiency Matters: Mastering Dockerized Scalable Grid for UI Tests | Sargis Sargsyan | 25m |
Claims a working setup that runs Playwright running on Selenium Grid using Docker nodes and reuses existing Selenium infrastructure, with code and demo repos… | ||
| Confessions of a First-Time Engineering Manager | Marta Firlej | 24m |
Story of a move from QA into engineering management that names concrete outcomes and surprises: reviewed 50 job postings to map real expectations, spends two… | ||
| The Road to Full Automation: How We Implemented Continuous Delivery at Signal | Tomasz Klepacki | 26m |
Two‑year case study of moving from TestCafe → Cypress (later migrated toward Playwright), wiring TeamCity + Azure DevOps into a CD pipeline, and reducing… | ||
| Let’s talk about ethics and software testing | Tobias Geyer | 23m |
Examples list actual incidents and artifacts: the 2014 Facebook emotion experiment manipulates feeds without consent, emissions-cheating software makes cars… | ||
| A little less testing, a little more quality | João Proença | 23m |
Shows concrete tradeoffs: a three-month release cadence forces heavy testing but not better outcomes, so the team moved admin web apps out of the monolith and… | ||
| Decide Like a Pro: Navigate the Time-Quality-Cost Trifecta | Sanne Visser | 22m |
Claim: combine decision‑making research with sphere‑of‑influence checks to favor fast, reversible choices over endless data gathering. Practical moves include… | ||
| Live Exploratory Testing | Elizabeth Zagroba | 24m |
Live, practical demo of an actual Bookshelf web app with code, OpenAPI/Swagger specs, and runnable front end; notes taken in WorkFlowy and tests inspected in… | ||
| Heuristics to help you design, build, and choose test tools | Isabel Evans | 25m |
Evidence-based 12 heuristics appear, organized into why who context, not buzzwords: each heuristic is a question with subquestions, research citations, and… | ||
| Adapting Test Strategies to Modern Deployment Methods | Sowmya Sridharamurty | 24m |
More than 50% of deployment failures trace to weak test strategy, so the team moves to blue-green deployment and adds canary 20% rollout and feature-flag… | ||
| Innovating Testing: Embracing DevOps and AI Trends | Adelina Dodonova | 05m |
Company runs a “Devop school” that teaches CI/CD with GitLab, Docker, Kubernetes and AWS and reports testers actually integrating those pipelines into test… | ||
| Requirement Coverage: Myth or an Ultimate Goal | Gáspár Nagy | 01h 00m |
Calls requirement coverage a metric and shows why a raw percentage (50% vs 100%) misleads, then demonstrates three concrete fixes: use model-based testing to… | ||
| The Pursuit of Failure | Chris Armstrong | 25m |
Claims that failure equals information and that specific practices turn repeated failure into learning with concrete examples: communication readme to set… | ||
| Test Craftsmanship: Clean code practices for Test Automation | Manoj Kumar | 25m |
Claims that applying SRP, DRY, LoD to test automation yields faster time to market, lower maintenance and fewer false results, with concrete examples using… | ||
| The End Game | Richard Bradshaw | 56m |
A claim that most teams still run 65% UI end-to-end tests comes with specifics: years of automating with Selenium and TestComplete, cranking out six to eight… | ||
| Testing Less, Achieving More: How we mastered The Art of Strategic Testing | Daniela Aquilina | 24m |
Claims that testing less increases quality by focusing automated checks on a consolidated set of critical parts, defined as blockers regulatory requirements or… | ||
| Sandworms, Emergent Strategy, and Bug Hunting: Lessons from Dune... | Anne-Marie Charrett | 01h 00m |
Claims a concrete program: a modern testing strategy that pairs automation with coaching, decentralised leadership and measurable experiments. A tooling team… | ||
| Leadership observability: explaining our workings for ourselves & others | Alex Schladebeck | 51m |
Claim: narrating mental steps adds observability to leadership by turning opaque instincts into micro-horistics and labels. Method: record and label decisions… | ||
| Managing wellbeing - dealing with stress | Steve Watson | 25m |
Clear practical claims: one can reduce stress by using the 18‑Minute Manager routine, daily 5‑minute morning plan, short hourly check‑ins and a 25- and… | ||
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