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SeleniumConf Berlin 2017

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Selenium State of the Union, To Infinity and BeyondSimon Mavi Stewart46m
WebDriver is now a W3C specification stuck at proposed recommendation, with two working implementations—geckodriver and IEDriver—and an extensive stat test…
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Keeping Your Tests LeanMeaghan Lewis26m
An old UI suite of 1,000+ tests becomes manageable by deleting redundant cases, splitting tests into feature sub-suites, and running classes in parallel so…
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The What, Why and How of Web Analytics TestingAnand Bagmar41m
Tests analytics at the source using browser DevTools or a proxy to inspect requests, avoiding late-stage report surprises; uses an open source web analytics…
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Care and Feeding of Open Source Developers: A Framework for Successful CommunicationPatty Evans31m
Adapts John Gottman’s relationship research into a concrete toolkit for open‑source projects: a Sound Relationship Framework built on a five‑to‑one…
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Selenium HacksAndrew Krug de Medina31m
A rapid tour of concrete Selenium techniques and what actually worked: run headless browsers with Xvfb or Headless Chrome (Chrome 59+ Linux/Mac, 64+ Windows)…
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The Death of Liberal ArtsAshley Hunsberger46m
Argues that humanities skills—communication, logic, rhetoric, empathy—directly improve testing and automation strategy, with a 150-person survey showing 73%…
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Codeless Visual TestingDoron Zavelevsky26m
Argues that record‑playback tools become practical visual testers by pairing Selenium Builder with Applitools to drive and compare full‑page screenshots…
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Selenium and the Four Rules of Simple DesignThomas Sundberg40m
Live coding that starts with a single long brittle Selenium WebDriver Java test and iteratively refactors it into focused helpers, renaming driver→browser…
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Zero to Test, How to Run Your First Beta Testing ProgramCrystal C. Yan32m
A small team builds and launches the FiscalNote iOS app after a 4 months push with one QA, one QA intern and a growing iOS dev team; beta testing surfaces…
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Good, Cheap, and Fast, Scaling Your Selenium Grid in the CloudJohnathan Constance34m
Company runs ~10,000 browser tests per day and migrates a static, undersized Selenium Grid onto AWS using EC2/Lambda/DynamoDB, Datadog metrics and a Lambda…
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Readable. Stable. Maintainable. E2E Testing @ FacebookArchit Pal Singh Sachdeva23m
Facebook replaces raw WebDriver scripts with a component-based, page-object style framework that makes E2E tests declarative and typed, hiding find/click…
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SeConf Berlin Panel Discussion - Testing Horror Stories30m
Multiple teams recount concrete failures: a hastily adopted Java + Maven on a Node app causes maintenance isolation, companies juggle three competing…
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Adding Performance Assertion to Standard Functional TestingMarcel Verkerk42m
GoDaddy builds a small Node/Express webservice called cicd-perf-api that testers call from Selenium WebDriver: the service injects JavaScript that reads the…
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Your Tests Aren’t Flaky, You Are!Richard Bradshaw31m
Argues that flaky checks come from design and people choices not Selenium or the internet, cites Google’s analysis (bigger checks show more failure but size is…
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The Digital Divide and Test AutomationKatrina Clokie42m
Framework frames team contribution as a Venn of access, skills, motivation and maps roles like teachers observers advocates to concrete outcomes: Team 1 (bank)…
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Scalable Selenium Cluster: Up & RunningIvan Krutov31m
Claims a production cluster with >5,000 browsers, 1.5M sessions/day, ~4,000 requests/sec and ~800 Mbps traffic built using Dockerized browsers and a…
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Using Selenium in the Verification and Validation Process for Medical Device SoftwareLydia Tripp29m
Automated verification for FDA-style medical device software produces a 100+ page V&V with change control and hundreds of iterations, where 25–30 automated V&V…
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What The Doc?!?! How to Write and Read Documentation That Allows You To Get Sh*t Done!Kim Crayton33m
Argues that documentation saves support time and onboarding effort by giving concrete fixes: provide a big red newbie button that shows the first three steps…
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My Story of Microservices TestingAleksandr Martiushov28m
Generates HTTP clients from Swagger/OpenAPI and publishes Java artifacts to Nexus so tests always use Swagger-generated Java clients; wraps clients in an…
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REST APIs and WebDriver: In Perfect HarmonyMark Winteringham29m
Demo shows combining HTTP requests with WebDriver cuts setup time and flakiness by creating and manipulating state outside the UI. Using Postman and Rest…
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Automating Multi-Factor AuthenticationOr Polaczek30m
Demos show three concrete automation paths and the caveats: Twilio webhook SMS reception buys a virtual number and captures SMS into a logfile, which works…
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Build a Successful Team: Motivate Your Software TesterPetra Bouskova29m
A two‑year 700‑participant survey finds most testers report motivation but quit over poor onboarding, lack of recognition and micromanagement. Practical fixes…
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Lightning TalksWilliam soft-touch31m
A free Chrome extension generates CSS/XPath selectors that balance stability and robustness by combining a persistent anchor with a short path, using custom…
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Committers Panel57m
Panel covers concrete migration and contribution steps: use switch to Firefox ESR and set marionette=false when moving older suites, then test, upgrade to the…
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Appium For Couch PotatoesChristian Bromann30m
Built an Appium HbbTV driver that translates WebDriver commands into Chrome DevTools calls via a devtools-backend proxy, injecting an instrumentation script…
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Ex Machina: The Framework That Knows its BugsAneta Petkova35m
Framework integrates TestNG + Selenium (Java) with JIRA via REST calls (REST-assured), using TestNG groups/annotation-transformer to attach ticket IDs, a…
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SeleniumConf Berlin 2017 Highlights01m
A rapid highlights reel that claims proximity to experienced testers boosts learning and urges hover around, absorb and learn, insists not done until it's in…
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