Darwin's Theory in Tests: The Evolution of Waits
summary
Covers the concept of Darwinian theory applied to tests, focusing on the evolution of wait strategies in automated testing. Uses .NET code examples (called chromosomes) to show current wait implementations and discusses directions for further evolution.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Testing evolution intro
- 1:05Darwin's theory in IT
- 2:32Autotests since 2005
- 5:59Page Object pattern
- 9:15Wait functions evolution
- 11:01Constant wait problems
- 13:34Encapsulating waits
- 15:48Timeout optimization
- 17:37Fixing failed tests
- 19:25Syntactic sugar for waits
- 20:52Common wait mistakes
- 23:04Polling to events
- 24:31Summary
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