TestCon Moscow 2019
2019-04-02..2019-04-04
Moscow, Russian Federation
[TestCon Moscow 2017, TestCon Moscow 2019, TestCon Moscow 2020]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Creating a QA/DEV Collaborative Testing Strategy | Roy Osherove | 52m |
Pipeline work moves release decisions from people into automation so pipeline decisions run in Jenkins jobs and flag green or red; a new role called a test… | ||
| Production Incident Evaluation as Cost of Quality | Dmitry Khimion | 44m |
Avito runs incident measurement over 18 months across about 40 cross‑functional teams and sees one incident per working day, classifies each by eight concrete… | ||
| Agile Test Management Joins DevOps | Martin Koch | 44m |
Argues that test management must become continuous and shows concrete tooling and results: aqua test management integrates with CI (Jenkins), runs Selenium… | ||
| How We at 1C Test Software That Runs on Windows | Peter Gribanov | 45m |
Testing a large Windows platform (10M LOC) used by millions across 1.5M enterprises, using Python-based automated suites with Jenkins, Grafana, Selenium and an… | ||
| Hear, Hear! Lets Talk Testing | Geoffrey van der Tas, Mehmet Sahingoz | 39m |
Debate runs as a House of Commons style session with a robe, timer, chair relocation and audience shouting “hear hear,” not slides of methods. Four provocation… | ||
| Testing frontend in 2019 | Sergey Popov | 46m |
Argues that frontend testing shifts from pixel‑perfect checks to measurable quality: load speed, validity, accessibility and SEO matter more. Recommends using… | ||
| The Framework That Knows Its Bugs | Aneta Petkova | 36m |
A small Java system hooks automated tests to JIRA so the framework reads a presaved JIRA filter, parses issue fields and a custom test‑ID field, and disables… | ||
| Test Environments Management with | Tomasz Konieczny | 34m |
Shows that Docker plus Docker Compose turns a brittle setup into a one-command environment: a PHP app plus php:7.3-apache, mailcatcher and Selenium… | ||
| Why You Should not Start an Agile Transformation | Anton Zotin | 45m |
Claims that Agile always improves output get tested against messy specifics: Scrum and Kanban rollouts trigger a months‑long chaos phase where productivity can… | ||
| Cognitive Biases in Performance Testing | Nicole van der Hoeven | 40m |
Claims that common cognitive biases cost five extra hours of outage by masking the true root cause, with tooling and numbers as evidence: Tricentis Flood cloud… | ||
| Beta testing. Change course in flight | Darya Manuchina | 46m |
Product is an electronic reporting platform built on microservice architecture (.NET back end, Next.js/React front end), developed by a ~30-person team and run… | ||
| Static analysis as an additional barrier against bugs | Sergey Khrenov | 44m |
Argues that adding static analysis gives a real extra barrier: PVS-Studio finds concrete bugs (examples include identical branches, wrong-case variable causing… | ||
| Tester! Plan Your Ride to the Moon | Jeroen Rosink | 39m |
Argues that testers must acquire specialist skills for AI and Big Data and lists concrete technology areas to focus on: mobile apps, Google Home, IoT devices… | ||
| Risk Based Testing in Agile Teams | Csaba Szokocs | 40m |
Adapts risk based testing to scrum teams by running short 10–15 minute risk meetings per user story, focusing on “what can go wrong” (risks, not cases)… | ||
| On the Other Side of Page Object | Artem Sokovets | 47m |
Claims an updated Page Object that uses interfaces instead of classes, lets one definition parameterize many locators, and composes page layers via Java… | ||
| Advanced Test Coverage Criteria: Specify and Measure, Cover and Unmask | Nikolai Kosmatov | 40m |
Labels specify many white‑box coverage criteria as concrete (location,predicate) objectives; an optimized dynamic symbolic execution variant plus iterative… | ||
| How To Elevate QA In Your Organization | Kristel Kruustük | 39m |
Claims that QA becomes part of product strategy not an afterthought backed by numbers and tactics: 71% abandon after 90 days, 30% of budget by 2020. Shows… | ||
| Automation Engineer’s Way to Continuous Integration | Vadim Zubovich | 01h 00m |
Argues that continuous integration only matters when builds and checks finish fast — target 10 minutes for quick feedback — and describes concrete choices: use… | ||
| Improving Software Quality with Retrospectives | Ben Linders | 43m |
Uses four concrete practices and when to pick them: do a five whys root cause analysis for major defects, outages or recurring bugs, tie causes to measured… | ||
| Investigating Contract Testing | Vsevolod Brekelov | 42m |
Compares concrete workflows: uses Spring Cloud Contract with Groovy/YAML-based contract files that generate producer-side tests and stubs, shows Pact Broker… | ||
| Security Testing Tools: Can I Touch You There? | Milan Gabor | 43m |
Claims concrete results: 20% of issues discovered by automated tools and 15% detectable with only a browser, with many remaining low/medium findings that… | ||
| Optimization of Regression Tests | Marina Kulikova | 45m |
Outlines four concrete levers: a two-level approach with per-iteration mini-regressions plus a full-scale pre-release sprint (example: three days before… | ||
| Test in the wild for better mobile applications | Cafer Ömürden Cengiz | 26m |
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| Why a Growing Company Needs a Growing QA Team | Neven Matas | 36m |
Gives concrete outcomes: grew QA from 3 to 13 people over three years, moved testers left into kickoffs and refinements, found hundreds of bugs early, and… | ||
| Does BDD Adds Additional Architectural Limitations on Solutions for Testing? | Anton Semenchenko | 51m |
Claims that BDD acts primarily as a risk‑management tool for shaping stable requirements, shows concrete mappings from Gherkin to generated tests and reports… | ||
| Develop Your Own Performance Tool Integrated with Selenium | Saar Rachamim | 23m |
Builds an in-house performance harness that Selenium integration runs long UI loops (example: a simulated 8-hour shift) against Chrome and mobile, captures… | ||
| The 7 Stages of Unit Testing | Jorge Ortiz | 01h 39m |
Walks through a concrete Android Kotlin demo: a SuperVillain data class with a computed fullName getter, a setter that splits names, and an attack(megaWeapon)… | ||
| Linguistic and Esthetic Testing of Kaspersky Lab Software | Anastasiya Nikiforova, Darya Sinitsyna | 40m |
Kaspersky Lab describes moving from slow manual checks to automated visual and text checks: they build AutoScreenshot and later Screenshot Web that run… | ||
| Internet of Things Quality Assurance | Axel Rennoch | 36m |
Project produces open source test suites published as Eclipse projects and a sentry test suite that exercise conformance, interoperability, robustness and… | ||
| Testing Software Architectures | Vladik Khononov | 43m |
Claims that architecture is testable by automation using static code analysis and code queries to track erosion of module boundaries and rising local/global… | ||
| Performance Testing with a "Big Data Tool" | Robert Lynch | 44m |
A Splunk-based system replaces slow PDF reports and ingests millions of timing logs to produce dynamic dashboards that index 100 million lines in 10 seconds… | ||
| Testing in a Service-Based Environment, Staged Acceptance | Chris Schotanus | 45m |
Testing in service-based systems requires concrete rules and tooling rather than vague advice. The talk covers issues like an ESB (Tibco) that transforms data… | ||
| Testing in 2022 | Geoffrey van der Tas | 55m |
Predicts cloud share rising to 28% by 2022 and 80% of enterprise IT migrating by 2025, argues testing shifts from heavy unit suites to integration-first… | ||
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