SeleniumConf London 2019 Webinar
summary
Panelists explain concrete fixes and roadmaps: demos of Selenium 4 Grid and browser automation compatibility, a working automation framework that grew over seven years and how it survived handoffs, SQL-backed setup/teardown patterns to avoid dirty test data, practical machine learning for test selection to shrink a 1,000+ test suite, and lessons from adopting internal open source and a delivery/release role that gates production merges. Watch if you want tactical code, numbers, and tools rather than high-level theory.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:26Marcus Merrill
- 2:28Audrina Popescu
- 3:40Aditi Malay
- 4:26Petra Busca
- 5:44Luca Aditi
- 7:23Jim Evans
- 8:24Willis
- 9:28Test Data Preparation
- 12:20SeleniumConf Berlin
- 13:24SeleniumConf Boston
- 14:35Future of Selenium
- 16:09SeleniumConf
- 19:15Attending vs Speaking
- 21:55Third time speaking
- 22:35Encouraging your team
- 22:56Inspiring your team
- 24:02Question
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