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TestFlix 2021

date:2021-10-23..2021-10-24
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series:TestFlix · 5 editions
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"Being a Visual Thinker"Anuj Magazine08m
A three-year sketchnoting practice compresses a 90-minute lecture into a single-page memory aid, captures live quantum-computing and product-management notes…
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"Contract Testing 101"Marie Drake09m
Explains that consumer-driven contract testing uses Pact to record JSON contracts from consumer tests, spin up a mock provider during consumer CI, then push…
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"How to Log a Bug"Kristin Jackvony08m
Explains a concrete bug-report template and shows a full example: a contact form where editing an existing contact with an invalid email prevents saving…
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"The significance of mobile exploit applications"Ankit Giri07m
Defines exploit applications target other apps rather than the OS, arguing Android/iOS sandboxing and per-app UIDs prevent systemic compromise…
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"Automation in Accessibility"Rajini Padmanaban08m
About this Talk: "Automation in Accessibility" by Rajini Padmanaban The talk will focus on the current state of digital accessibility, why automation is…
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Mindful LeadershipSreekala Sunderrajan09m
Argues that mindful leadership is three concrete practices: being self-aware, being journey focused and deliberately creating inspirational team members…
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"Jumpstart Python Testing in 5 Minutes Flat"Andrew Knight06m
A 5-minute demo uses Python 3.8.4 and pytest 6.2.2 to create a simple accumulator class, write tests in a test/ test_accum.py module, and show concrete code: a…
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"Are you a good or bad manager?"Suman Bala07m
Argues that managers must set weekly/fortnight/monthly one-to-ones tailored to each report, ask “what do you need from me” and act on the answers, and give…
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"Outperforming in the Chaotic World!"A Shrish06m
Argues that matching hardware alone fails and shows how to recreate chaotic field conditions by injecting real network variability (Jio SIMs mentioned), load…
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"How I use SFDIPOT to learn and explore about applications"Sharon O’Boyle08m
Explains using SFDIPOT — the guide words structure function data interfaces platform operations time — to systematically explore a new file‑upload feature…
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"It is not automation when..."Corina Adina Pip07m
Claims that code is "automation" fail when tests need manual intervention like pausing to comment out test code or continuing steps in the browser, when…
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"Informal Leadership and You"Jess Ingrassellino05m
Argues that leadership often comes from everyday habits rather than titles, showing specific behaviors that create influence: consistently relationship builder…
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"The Problem With Testing"Peter Walen07m
Job listings emphasize tools and languages while missing the actual craft: testing is not a checkbox or cookbook but a set of skills learned before automation…
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"A Case for an Edge Case"Lalit Bhamare09m
Three concrete failures and their costs: an iPhone SOS froze UI that triggers emergency alerts and causes two to four hours of lost family time; a Lufthansa…
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"The Future of Work - The Pre-Covid ERA by S. RajRaj Subrameyer08m
Covid triggers layoffs at thousands even at big firms like Microsoft and Airbnb and forces work-from-home into a permanent hybrid norm. Five concrete actions…
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Running an Appsec Program with Open Source Projects"V. Vandana08m
Presents a practical AppSec framework: starts with inventory and requirements, runs threat modeling with the OWASP Threat Modeling Tool (desktop installable)…
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"10 Usability Heuristics| & Testing"Nithin SS08m
About this Talk: "10 Usability Heuristics & Testing" by Nithin SS As users, we always wish to have a seamless user experience and user interfaces. If an…
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"5 Work Appreciation Languages for QAs"B Tamoya08m
Explains five concrete appreciation methods for testers: words of affirmation, quality time, acts of service, gifts, physical touch (virtual: listening and…
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"Why and how not to be a gatekeeper"Lina Zubyte09m
Argues testers stop being a release gatekeeper and become an informant by doing three concrete things: use a “crystal ball” risk forecast (e.g., this feature…
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Spice Up Selenium Test Automation"S. A. Kushan08m
Demonstrates concrete extensions to Selenium: using Apache PDFBox to download and assert PDF text, pdf-util 0.03 to extract images and do pixel‑to‑pixel…
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"Improving Accuracy of AI-based Applications"U George06m
About this Talk: "Improving Accuracy of AI-based Applications" by U George It has been sixty-seven years since Newell and Simon wrote the first AI program…
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How YOU doinLanette Creamer09m
Workforce mental health worsens in the pandemic: 4 in 10 adults report anxiety or depression (up from 1 in 10 in a normal year), therapy access is slow and…
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Reviewing your test automation strategy"T. Federico, F. E. Matias08m
Three concrete review strategies: run a checklist of what to automate and who decides, audit test code for flaky selectors and undocumented setup (they use…
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"Testing MQTT based IoT Applications"Balaji Ponnada09m
Claims that MQTT suits unstable networks and shows exactly how QoS 0 vs QoS 1 behave: a simple Python script test connects a publisher and subscriber, sends…
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"Better Bug Reports"Paul Holland08m
Writes concrete rules: keep titles short and front-load what happened then what caused it (example: System crashes when sorting lists with over 500 items)…
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"Agile Communication ToolBox"Priyanka Halder09m
About this Talk: "Agile Communication ToolBox" by Priyanka Halder In today's Agile world, communication is a key challenge and how we can use the agile…
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"Mobile App Performance Testing"JeanAnn Harrison06m
Defines four measurable performance goals: response time, load, stress, endurance and applies them to architectures — native needs storage limits caused…
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"There’s no such thing as ‘no code’ "Bas Dijkstra08m
Claim that no code exists is false it is actually low code where tools like Robot Framework and Postman provide an abstraction layer that translates into real…
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"Softs you need to run the Perfect Load Test"Christina Thalayasingam09m
About this Talk: "Softs you need to run the Perfect Load Test" by Christina Thalayasingam There seems to be a very wrong perception of conducting load…
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"Where do I fit into this Continuous Testing World?"Larissa Rosochansky08m
A concise history claims testing shifts from a 1961 V&V mandate to formal methods in the 70s then abandonment in the 90s and recovery in the 2000s leading to…
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"Selecting a framework that documents your product"Dmytro Shpakovskyi08m
Compares concrete metrics for Selenium, WebDriverIO, Cypress, Puppeteer, Playwright and TestCafe — GitHub stars, npm weekly downloads, feature sets and…
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"Selenium 4.0 Grid Observability, Setup & Execution"Aditya Garg06m
Demonstrates setting up Selenium Grid 4 traceability by running OpenTelemetry instrumented grid components and collecting spans in Jaeger UI started via Docker…
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"My Testing Dreams"Ajay Balamurugadas06m
A six‑month restart plan that replaces vague learning goals with a checklist: read Testing Computer Software and Lessons Learned in Software Testing, build a…
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"The A-Game"Amy Jo08m
Describes a concrete plan: set a clear goal, inventory required skills, meet experts (Angie Jones / Automation Test University cited) and execute a daily…
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"Manage your Emotional Intelligence at work and in life"Astrid Wrinkler09m
The talk explains a concrete EI technique called emotional agility that replaces "I am angry" with "I'm noticing that I feel..." and urges testers to look…
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"Finding my QA Superpower"Belinda Goodman07m
Uses Daniel Pink’s Drive to argue that QA happiness comes from autonomy, mastery, purpose and identifies a concrete superpower: exploratory testing. Describes…
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"So You Want to Shift Right Over into DevOps?"Claire Moss08m
A career tester moves into SRE work and shows which testing skills map to DevOps: using exploratory testing templates to design charters, running small…
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"Word Smatter"Damian Synadinos07m
Claims that word choice changes perception and legal exposure, using a box metaphor (words contain nested definitions) and everyday analogies (teddy…
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"Whose fault is that? It’s the wrong question"Dorothy Graham07m
Claims that blaming increases hidden errors and that more people in the U.S. die from preventable medical mistakes than from traffic accidents; contrasts two…
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"Effective ways of using BDD concept for Testing"Giridhar Rajkumar09m
Argues that BDD is not just plain-language test scripts but a collaborative workflow where three amigos produce acceptance criteria in Gherkin, testers convert…
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"How test can support the first principle of agile"Gitte Ottosen06m
Testers claim that supporting the first agile principle means turning test design into modeling to create a shared business understanding, not just test cases…
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"Using schemas in your API Automation"Julia Pottinger07m
About this Talk: "Using schemas in your API Automation" by Julia Pottinger API automation provides fast feedback and a wide test coverage of key areas. When…
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"Assistive Technology Solutions for people with challenges"Mahathee Dandibhotla07m
States that more than 1 billion people currently need assistive products and projects over 2 billion by 2030 while only about 1 in 10 have access, argues…
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"The Joys of Managing Engineering Teams"Maryam Umar09m
Advice: always document every one-to-one and keep a shared notes document so promotion and performance decisions trace back to concrete conversations. Follow…
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"Getting Rid of Test Cases – Serious This Time"Matt Heusser04m
Argues that formal test cases can be replaced by a visual coverage artifact and editable documentation, because people keep test cases for management control…
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"The Tester’s Role: Balancing Technical Acumen and User Advocacy"Melissa Tondi09m
Argues that quality engineers must equally balance technical acumen and user advocacy by shifting from “test everything” to targeted strategy: adopt automation…
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"Small Changes for Big Wins"Penny Howard06m
Team moves from three‑week to two‑week sprints and adds one tester, cutting cycle time while keeping coverage. A modular test matrix in Excel becomes the…
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"Let the API requests talk to each other!"Pricilla Bilavendran08m
Uses Postman to chain two requests against the Calendarific API: one request lists supported countries, the other returns holidays for a given ISO code. A…
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"Feedback matters. Really Matters!"Sandeep Garg09m
Requests peer review of a draft data‑science talk, receives constructive critical feedback from experienced colleagues, and discovers the slide deck is…
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"The Rise and Benefits of Robotic Process Automation"Thomas Haver09m
Defines RPA as UI-level bots that emulate human actions and explains four categories: assisted, unassisted, autonomous, cognitive with examples from simple…
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"Which Path Should I Follow"Vikas08m
Argues that testing careers don’t require only automation and that viable alternatives include Scrum Master/Product Owner, Platform consultant, and DevOps &…
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"How to Start a QA Department"Anna Ondrish08m
Built QA twice from one hire to a team, first using spreadsheets then adopting PractiTest integration with defect tracker to organize test cases; recommends…
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"Managing Up: How to Lead when You are not the Boss"Anna Royzman08m
Managing up means deliberately improving your manager’s efficiency by framing problems and offering concrete help rather than dumping emotion. Core rules…
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"QA & UX"Anuradha Raman09m
QA expands beyond UI to test usefulness, findability, accessibility and credibility; start by naming the artifact—wireframe or mock-up or prototype—and a clear…
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"Introduction to Accessibility Testing"Aparna Gopalakrishnan08m
Quick primer that defines web accessibility, cites WCAG and ARIA as the guiding standards, and argues a small checklist plus mixed testing uncovers most common…
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"Fail.lure"Ashok Thiruvengadam04m
Claim: deliberately make systems fail to produce cleaner code, using a simple three-part framework that groups ignore / lure / allure into actionable steps. It…
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"Testing MQTT based IoT Applications"Balaji Ponnada09m
Explains why HTTP fails for low‑power, intermittent sensors and demonstrates a concrete test: a Python script attaches publisher and subscriber to a broker…
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"Training Software Testers: A Ten Step Guide"Beth Marshall09m
Practical ten-step checklist for creating tester training: believe in your baseline skills, ask for help (used Danny Dayton at Test Automation University for…
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"A few things about Agile Testing"Brijesh Deb09m
Defines Agile Testing via Lisa Crispin and Janet Gregory as continuous, collaborative testing that builds quality in and urges Agile ≠ Scrum as a core…
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"Soft Skills for Testers"Daniel Knott07m
Lists five concrete tester skills: clear structured communication by tailoring messages and practicing presentations and meetups; strict organization with…
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"Cypress Advanced Capabilities Declassified"Eran Kinsbruner07m
Cypress is presented as a fast, in-browser E2E framework with concrete advanced features: cy.clock and cy.intercept let tests freeze time and control network…
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"Accessibility! Why should I care?"Gagana B08m
Argues that small accessibility fixes drive measurable business value, showing how adding alt text, enabling keyboard navigation and fixing contrast move users…
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"Testing is everyone’s responsibility.”Geetika Gagneja09m
About this Talk: "Testing is everyone’s responsibility. We need to bring the change in our mindset of “who will do it” from “How can it get done” by Geetika…
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"7 things I learned in 7 years of my career"Geetima Dutta08m
Seven concrete habits: set deadlines and work consistently toward goals; prioritize core testing skills over chasing automation; learn OOP, data structures and…
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"Power of Pair Testing – ‘PPT’"Himani Yadav09m
About this Talk: "Power of Pair Testing – ‘PPT’" by Himani Yadav Quality is many times considered only a Tester’s responsibility, whereas its everyone’s…
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"You want to be efficient?"Isabel Evans08m
Replans Euro2020 to illustrate how a blind efficiency drive strips purpose: proposes cutting each 11-player squad to one catcher per side, automating kicks by…
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"You don’t need to be an expert!"James Espie07m
Claim: junior testers can contribute now without being experts. A concrete story shows a grad who knew select and insert statements but said he "didn't know…
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"Scrum Ceremonies & Cognitive Engagement of Quality Engineers"Jayesh G Salgaonkar07m
Provides a concrete questionnaire for 4 ceremonies (Inception, Backlog Grooming, Sprint Planning, Story Kickoff) that maps which quality questions to ask when…
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"BDD: NOT The Given-When-Then Thing"John Ferguson Smart08m
Claims that BDD equals Cucumber or Given-When-Then misuse are false and costly: structured collaboration is the point. Teams that adopt example mapping and…
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"RIGID PERC: A Program Manager’s role"Jon Bach07m
Program management treats projects like tests: it asks hard questions, confirms rumors, schedules deep dives, builds dashboards and mediates across silos to…
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"Build An Appium 2.0 Plugin In Under 8 Minutes"Jonathan Lipps08m
Builds a working Node.js plugin in under 8 minutes that extends Appium 2.0 and removes "XCUIElementType" from iOS page source. The code uses npm, adds the…
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"A Story about Design and Experience"Lavanya Mohan03m
Everyday examples show adjacent controls causing repeated errors: elevator open/close buttons, two lamp switches, bookmark hidden under share. The claim is…
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"How to bring accessibility into your teams."Laveena Ramchandani09m
Companies miss users: at least 1 in 5 people in the UK have a long‑term impairment and a study finds 4 in 10 local council homepages fail basic accessibility…
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"Why caring about good performance?"Leandro Melendez08m
About this Talk: "Why caring about good performance?" by Leandro Melendez On this talk, Leandro will quickly go over what is performance testing, first…
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"Better Ideas at Test Design"Maaret Pyhäjärvi08m
Frames test design as a continuous pipeline of ideas that turn tester skill into actionable information, and uses risk-based domain testing and…
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"What does system design mean to tester?"Mahesh M07m
Claims that Heisenbugs dominate crashes in mature distributed systems and urges testers to treat architecture as testable evidence. Shows a built video…
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"Mobile App Testing | in 2021"Michelle Lagare09m
Starts with five concrete test dimensions: persona, device profile, user location, internet, competitors. Prioritizes three measurable focuses — functionality…
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"You’re On Mute"Mike Lyles08m
Eight-minute motivational pitch that gives one concrete framework: three things anyone can change — yourself, those around you, and the world — using coaching…
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"Testers belong in production…"Mike Talks07m
Argues that testers should lead push-to-prod scripts because frequent releases need an automated pipeline, not ad hoc instructions. Describes merging feature…
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"The case of a missing item!"Niranjani Manoharan09m
An e‑commerce site shows HTTP 500s when adding items; logs contain 85,000 events for 24 hours, filtered to ~3,000 in the last hour and then 200 failing adds…
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"APIs Thinking : Don’t Make it complicated"Nishant Gohel09m
About this Talk: "APIs Thinking: Don’t Make it complicated" by Nishant Gohel Many Testers think that APIs are ghost stories and It’s difficult to learn. I…
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"Bad Spin! Don’t Ignore Your Automation Ecosystem"Paul Grizzaffi07m
Organization ignores strategy, audience, environment and chooses BDD + open source by fiat; teams resist, developers refuse to make code automatable, and test…
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"Why you should write a book even if you don’t intend to publish?"Pradeep Soundararajan08m
A 2020 book, Buddha in Testing (2020), demonstrates the core claim: writing a book—even if you write but don't publish—forces simplification, creates a…
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"How to be a customer obsessed tester?"Prashant Hegde09m
Testing goes beyond functional checks and automation and must drive measurable customer outcomes: first-screen reviews often decide purchases and poor UX…
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Solo tester doesnt always mean a lone tester"Parveen Khan07m
Claim: a solo tester converts isolation into influence by pair with developers during implementation and testing, pair with BAs on acceptance criteria and pair…
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"Testing is Applied Epistemology"Rahul Parwal09m
Claim: testing is applied epistemology, meaning testers use ways of knowing to justify software quality. The talk maps four Indian pramanas — perception…
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"Learn how no-code/low-code can make you more productive."Ralf Roeber07m
No-code/low-code claims to let non-developers author and repair tests by providing parameterized test steps that can call a URL and resize the browser and be…
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"Test Repeatability"Robert Sabourin08m
Claim: variability trumps repeatability for finding new, important bugs. Evidence: run the same checks with different inputs, different platforms (even…
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"8 Things I wish I knew before"Sahana Kuppusamy08m
About this Talk: "8 Things I wish I knew before" by Sahana Kuppusamy This talk is about the soft skills that will be required for tester. Based on my…
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"Testers Mindset!"Saurabh Kumar06m
About this Talk: "Testers Mindset!" by Saurabh Kumar The talk will be on importance of mindset for the testers and how its different from skills of testers…
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"Hamburger automation vs soup automation"G Seretta06m
About this Talk: "Hamburger automation vs soup automation" by Seretta Gamba Together with Dorothy Graham (Dot) we collected the issues that come up in system…
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"Share of Experience : Test Automation"Shruthy Ramesh05m
Early-career automation work uses Robot Framework to automate alarm-trap tests and shows concrete fixes: flaky tests come from a fixed sleep timeout that…
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“Test Recommendation Engine”Soumya Mukherjee08m
A probabilistic test-selection pipeline that ingests code-coverage (via OpenClover or JVM instrumentation), build meta and historical execution data into a DB…
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“Tools for functional testers to become powerhouse”Srinivas Kantipudi09m
Functional testers can run small tools and become primary support for non‑functional teams by doing concrete checks: run a Lighthouse report to flag…
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“AI ML in Test Automation, Are you ready?”Sumit Mundhada07m
AI/ML in Testing is a crucial skill in today's ever-evolving landscape of software testing. While you're mastering this essential area, why not expand your…
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“8 Performance testing tips that every Test Engineer should know.”Sundaresan Krishnaswami08m
Defines eight concrete checks: measure CPU cores not just utilization, inspect RAM vs swap and JVM stack vs heap behaviour (stack overflow vs heap OOM) and…
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“The power of Mocks and Postman”Viv Richards08m
Shows how to stand up a Postman mock server, save its URL as an environment variable, and create multiple example responses for the same endpoint (200 and…
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Journey to Becoming a Software Tester Without an IT BackgroundD. Yanique06m
Transition from chemical engineering to software testing includes earning CTFL certification, studying via Google and YouTube, attending a boot camp, and…
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“Taking the lead – Building psychological safety at work!”Faiza Yousuf09m
Argues that psychological safety is a core leadership competency that measurably increases learning, innovation and engagement by removing fear of…
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#TestFlix Global Software #Testing Binge, 2021.- Roundup Video05m
Roundup video compresses TestFlix 2021 into a fast highlights reel that lists hard metrics and sponsors and shows crowd shots and applause rather than…
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