The Future of Test Automation
summary
Claims that testing economics shift as cloud and IoT explode: 40 billion devices by 2020 and a $7.1 trillion IoT market force testing across thousands of platforms; examples include Amazon Device Farm running hundreds of real devices in minutes, BrowserStack and SauceLabs covering thousands of OS/browser combos, and Tapsterbot physical tapping to automate real-device gestures. He points to mutation and approval testing, a 65KB database of problematic strings and visual-diff tools (BBC rate, Applitools) as practical, already-working approaches.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 4:51Expected vs Unexpected
- 11:29Human Unpredictability
- 15:59Crowdsource Organization Tools
- 18:11Approval Style Testing
- 24:58User Interface Testing
- 28:53Design Language
- 29:21Impossible to Predict
- 35:31Forty Shades of Blue
- 38:11Big Data
- 41:47Outro
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