TestCon Moscow 2017
2017-04-26..2017-04-27
Moscow, Russian Federation
[TestCon Moscow 2017, TestCon Moscow 2019, TestCon Moscow 2020]
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| Summary | TestCon Moscow | 01m |
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| Rubber Cluster for Dynamic Selenium Grid (Opening Keynote) | Anastasia Aseeva | 45m |
Describes building a dynamic, on‑demand Selenium Grid using Docker containers orchestrated by Mesos/Marathon to replace 15 static VMs and scale to about 120… | ||
| Why I Lost My Job As a Test Manager and What I’ve Learnt As a Result | Stephen Janaway | 31m |
Argues that discipline‑based test management is obsolete and the organisation removes no more test managers and no more development managers in favour of… | ||
| Equivalence Partitioning & Boundary Value Analysis: Old Hat or Cutting Edge? | Mark Fewster | 38m |
Claims that equivalence partitioning and boundary value analysis still cut test count dramatically by selecting one representative per partition and checking… | ||
| Usability Testing is not Rocket Science! | Baris Sarialioglu | 42m |
Argues that usability testing can be cheap and practical with concrete methods: heuristic inspection for quick expert reviews, running tests in the wild rather… | ||
| Building an Automated Test System from Scratch | Lilia Sapurina | 33m |
A small company built an automated testing pipeline in about four months using Jenkins for CI, eslint/phpcs linters, unit frameworks (Jasmine, PHPUnit, Erlang… | ||
| Cynefin and Test Planning – an Option for Choosing the Right Testing Approach | Lucian-Adrian Stroie | 29m |
A concrete claim: apply the Cynefin sense‑making model to pick tests rather than follow a buzzword; map obvious/simple → automate and reuse, complicated →… | ||
| Selenium Grid | Michael Palotas | 40m |
Gartner predicts Selenium as the de‑facto standard by 2020 and the talk contrasts running Selenium Grid in‑house versus cloud providers like BrowserStack and… | ||
| Risk-Based Test Effort Management | Aleksandr Meshkov | 32m |
Adapting industrial risk models such as FMEA, HACCP and quality‑mapping to testing maps business processes onto a criticality vs complexity matrix and uses… | ||
| Transforming Test Data Delivery for Shift Left Automation (Closing Keynote) | Gary Hallam | 37m |
Claims ability to provision multi-terabyte datasets in minutes, cut refresh cycles from nine days to ten minutes and deliver self-service refresh, rewind… | ||
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| Testing and Time and Concurrency With Rx.NET Schedulers | Tamir Dresher | 38m |
Demo shows how Rx.NET Schedulers and a Virtual Time TestScheduler let code and tests treat time as controllable values. A search UI uses throttle 500ms and… | ||
| Testing Games | Roman Soroka | 37m |
Describes a game-development testing and delivery setup that uses unit, API and UI tests plus mobile automation to enable continuous delivery with deploys… | ||
| ReportPortal.io – How to Make AI Analyze Your Test Automation Reports? | Dzmitry Humianiuk | 41m |
ReportPortal.io is an open-source (GPL3) server for collecting automated test runs (deployable via Docker) that ingests results in real time through adapters… | ||
| KISS PageObjects | Alexei Vinogradov | 37m |
Presents three PageObject styles—Static, Void, and Fluent—illustrated in Java using Selenium and Selenide (with occasional PageFactory/find annotations)… | ||
| Getting started with Rest APIs | Andrei Contan | 32m |
A consultancy loses a bank contract after treating REST as just HTTP, so the claim is clear: REST is an architectural guideline not a protocol, and missing… | ||
| ISTQB(r): the New Product Portfolio and Results from Worldwide Surveys | Gualtiero Bazzana | 29m |
ISTQB presents concrete product changes and survey results: half a million certified from ~700,000 exams to Dec 2016, foundation syllabus >1,000,000 downloads… | ||
| Quality Assurance in PostgreSQL | Aleksander Alekseev, Anastasia Lubennikova | 27m |
PostgreSQL quality assurance combines process controls—commitfests, mandatory code review and proofs-of-concept for risky patches—with two layers of automated… | ||
| Living on Crotches or UI Automation Antipatterns | Vadim Zubovich | 32m |
Shows how common UI automation antipatterns — an imbalance of few unit tests vs many flaky UI tests, over-engineered frameworks, and bad practices like 300–500… | ||
| No Such Thing as Manual Testing and Other Confusions | Ilari Henrik Aegerter | 01h 48m |
Argues that testing succeeds or fails on specifics not slogans shows concrete anti patterns like mammoth undocumented auto tests (often 300–500 useless UI… | ||
| Code Review for Test Automation | Nicolae Oprean | 33m |
Code review for test automation is implemented end to end: a premerge code review tool garit integrated with Git, a Jenkins builder, and slack notifications… | ||
| Advanced Test Automation Techniques for Responsive Apps and Sites | Adam Carmi | 37m |
Implements a complete Selenium-based test in C# with NUnit and Chrome WebDriver against github.com, including viewport resizing, a page object design with a… | ||
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