QA fwdays'20 online conference
2020-01-25
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who it's for
test automation engineers, qa engineers, security testers, qa managers, devops engineers, frontend developers
topics
test to code mapping; drill for js tool; Cypress test runner; Percy visual diffs; Selenium Grid with Minikube; Selenium WebDriver on Java; Mocha Chai style tests; manual test case design; checklist driven testing and traceability; reflected and stored XSS; proxy driven scanning and payloads; feature flags and backfilled automation
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Debunking Myths Around Test Coverage | Sergey Pirogov | 51m |
Examines myths about test coverage (the "magic number 42"), using real project examples to show why common interpretations of coverage are misleading. Then… | ||
| Cypress: Hype and Reality | Dmitriy Kovalenko | 55m |
Overview of Cypress end-to-end testing: what makes Cypress different, how it works under the hood, and practical usage scenarios and limitations. The talk is… | ||
| Distributed Automated Testing Using Minikube and Selenium Grid | Yevhen Ovcharenko | 41m |
How to reduce Selenium Grid test execution time by running the grid inside a local Minikube Kubernetes cluster (avoiding cloud costs) and using Jenkins to… | ||
| Test Strategy in a SCRUM Environment | Artem Bezruchko | 49m |
Presents a measurable QA strategy for Scrum teams that reduces tester-found bugs and keeps user-facing defects flat by using concrete practices: planning with… | ||
| Effective Techniques for Writing Good Manual Test Scenarios | Yana Lysa | 42m |
Presents common pitfalls to avoid when writing manual test cases and a set of test-design patterns to improve manual test scenarios. Focuses on practical… | ||
| 360° View of XSS | Sviatoslav Lohyn | 31m |
Examines why XSS remains prevalent (~40% scanner rate) and still yields bounties (~$100) by showing overlooked DOM injection points. Presents concrete exploit… | ||
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