Event Type: News and Events

European Testing Conference 2020

It’s an event intended for testers and practitioners who are good at the art of testing.
There is a special session intended to ease off the environment to make sure that maximum participation is guaranteed.
Topics that will be discussed in the event 
Maaike Brinkhof – Using DevOps to Grow
Mirjam Bäuerlein – Treat yourself – a tale about dog training and test-driven development
Patricia Aas – DevSecOps for Developers, How To Start
Ulrika Malmgren – The one with the compiler always wins
Workshops
Bernardo Guerreiro – Get with the Pact – “Gotchas” of implementing Contract Testing the right way
Fiona Charles – Boost Your Leadership Capability with Heuristics
Gáspár Nagy – Breaking down problems with an example mapping
Janet Gregory & Lisa Crispin – Exploring Features and Stories – Help Your Team Build Shared Understanding
Rob Meaney – Exploring Testability
Talks
Amanda Nobil – Whose Fault Is It Really? Learning From Software Bug Escapes
Corina Pip – Processing test data read from a web page with SeleniumCrystal Onyeari Mbanefo – Exploring different ways of Giving and Receiving feedback
Crystal Onyeari Mbanefo – Exploring different ways of Giving and Receiving feedback
Daniel Irvine – Falsehoods developers believe about testing
Elizabeth Zagroba & Joep Schuurkes – Mob testing; building good habits
Gem Hill – Value and Visibility; How to figure out both when you don’t do any hands-on testing
Hilary Weaver-Robb – The Hidden Treasure of Static Analysis – Finding Risks In Forgotten Places
Jeremias Rößler – Test Automation without Assertions
João Proença – Should we just… delete it?!
Jokin Aspiazu – From Tester to Product Owner
Matteo Pierro & Nelis Boucke – Consumer-Driven Contract Testing with Pact
Melissa Benua – Continuous Testing with Containers
Activities
Facilitated Discussion (Lean Coffee)
Open Space
Speed Meet
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A special event meant to teach people the importance of test automation and different cutting edge tools involved to make the process easier
08:45AM – 09:00AM
Registration
09:00AM – 09:15AM
Conference Overview
Nitesh Naveen, Consultants, 1.21GWS
09:15AM – 10:00AM
Automation not being a 4 letter word in Agile and DevOps Transformation 
Reginald Moore Jr, Software Engineering Director & DevOps Practice Lead for Claims and Billing – OptumRx , UnitedHealth Group
10:00AM – 10:15AM
Tea/Coffee Break
10:15AM – 11:00AM
Test Automation Strategy
Amit Shah, Director of Engineering, QA, Litera Microsystem
11:00AM – 11:45AM
Automation and Agile Test Environments Maxwell Mattison, Performance Testing Consultant, Accenture Federal Services
11:45AM – 12:30 PM
Agile Testing and Automation 
Laurie Kelley, Project Manager/CSM & Agile PM, Tata Consultancy Services
12:30PM – 01:15PM
Lunch Break
01:15PM – 02:00PM
“Shifting Left – Building Quality in”
Chaitanya Agashe, Agile Transformation Leader, Joint Commission
02:00PM – 002:45PM
Improving Agile Team’s Efficiency via TDD and BDD
Stanley Chatman, Senior Solution Architect & Senior Agile/Scrum Coach, Avanade
02:45PM – 03:30PM
The role team leads play in defining the right environment for teams to think about testing and validation the right way
Kayne Kantorowicz, Transformational Agile Leader and Coach, FIS
03:30PM – 03:45PM
Tea/Coffee Break
03:45PM – 04:30PM
The ABCs of BDD – Click Here for More Info
Juliana Ceja, Agile Coach & Consultant, HERE Technologies
04:30PM – 05:15PM
Testing for Agile Enterprises in the Digital Transformation Age –
Mircea Trofimciuc, IT Hands-on Manager , F5 Networks
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Manual testing cannot be the answer to the existing demand for software quality. Since there are a plethora of factors that need testing test automation is the fastest and reliable way to test software.
However, the success of test automation is the biggest question in front of software testing and companies and it is believed that AI will serve as the biggest solution to it.
The main intention behind the summit is to spread the techniques and latest tools that can ensure a high test automation rate.
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It’s a casual pub meeting where anyone can talk about software testing. All you need to bring to this small event is a laptop to write down the codes. You will also get friendly advice about the software testing process to make it successful.

The main motto behind the event is to present ideas and techniques that can increase the success rate of test automation. The main events of Automation guild are,
Day 1

• Modeling Methods for Automation in Testing – Jim Hazen
• Keeping your Continuous Test Automation Valuable Continuously – Eran Kinsbruner
• Fullstack acceptance testing with Serenity/JS 2.0 – Jan Molak
  Building
  a Testing Framework with WebdriverIO – Larry Goddard
• Oxygen IDE: A Breath of Fresh Air – Angie Jones
• blockchain Applications and How to Test Them – Rhian Lewis
• How to Start Testing with Python – Andrew Knight
• Roundtable Day 1 – Ben Johnson Ward, Greg Paskal, Corina Pip

Day 2

• Big data 101 and the Importance of Automation – Ali Khalid
• Contract Testing: Beyond Functional API tests – Gaurav Singh
• Things You Didn’t Know You Could Automate – Noemi Ferrera
• Automation Test Strategy and Design for Agile Teams – Sudhrity Mondal
• Grow Your Automation Toolkit: Because when all you have is a hammer… – João Farias
• Creating a Pipeline for Success – Bijoya Chatterjee
• Roundtable Day 2 – Guljeet Nagpaul, Tariq King, Raghav Pal

Day 3

• Writing Maintainable Test code with Selenium, Spock, and a few sparkles – Viktoriia Kuznetsova
• Automated Testing Stability with Cloud Solutions – Michelle Xie
• TestNG A Powerful Test Framework – Rex Jones
• PyTest: The Awesome Parts – Josh Grant
• Look Inside the Box for Better UI tests – Satyajit Malugu
• Taking Care Of Business – The Ugly Part Of
  Automation – Paul Grizzaffi
• Roundtable Day 3 – Praveen Umanath, Alan Richardson, Nikolay Advolodkin

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Swetugg 2020

Swetugg is a .net conference where they discuss everything in the .NET realm. The event is basically considered as friendly with great food, friendly people and experienced people who share theirs. Apart from the technical discussion, there will be discussion intended to develop human skills also.

Dutch Exploratory Workshop on Testing

Conferences that happens in the event are a result of the experience and expertise of the people who are participating in it. So each participant will be asked to create a report based on the theme of the conference.

Leading academic scientists, experts, and testers will present their views, result, and findings on various aspects of fo software testing metrics.
Selected papers that will be presented in the event include,

1. Research Trends on Magnetic Graphene for Water Treatment: A Bibliometric Analysis
   J. C. M. Santos, J. C. A. Sousa, A. J. Rubio, L. S. Soletti, F. Gasparotto, N. U. Yamaguchi
   2. A Domain Specific Modeling Language Semantic Model for Artefact Orientation
   Bunakiye R. Japheth, Ogude U. Cyril
   3. Bibliometric Analysis of the Research Progress on Graphene Inks from 2008 to 2018
   Jean C. A. Sousa, Julio Cesar Maciel Santos, Andressa J. Rubio, Edneia A. S. Paccola, Natália U. Yamaguchi
   4. A 1H NMR-Linked PCR Modelling Strategy for Tracking the Fatty Acid Sources of Aldehydic Lipid Oxidation Products in Culinary Oils Exposed to Simulated Shallow-Frying Episodes
   Martin Grootveld, Benita Percival, Sarah Moumtaz, Kerry L. Grootveld
   5. Eye Tracking: Biometric Evaluations of Instructional Materials for Improved Learning
   Janet Holland
   6. Socio-Technical Systems: Transforming Theory into Practice
   L. Ngowi, N. H. Mvungi
   7. Knowledge Representation and Inconsistency Reasoning of Class Diagram Maintenance in Big Data
   Chi-Lun Liu
   8. Landscape Pattern Evolution and Optimization Strategy in Wuhan Urban Development Zone, China
   Feng Yue, Fei Dai
   9. Map Matching Performance under Various Similarity Metrics for Heterogeneous Robot Teams
   M. C. Akay, A. Aybakan, H. Temeltas
   10. Comparison of Real-Time PCR and FTIR with Chemometrics Technique in Analysing Halal Supplement Capsules
   Mohd Sukri Hassan, Ahlam Inayatullah Badrul Munir, M. Husaini A. Rahman
   11. A Multi-Objective Methodology for Selecting Lean Initiatives in Modular Construction Companies
   Saba Shams Bidhendi, Steven Goh, Andrew Wandel
   12. Automated User Story Driven Approach for Web-Based Functional Testing
   Mahawish Masud, Muhammad Iqbal, M. U. Khan, Farooque Azam
   13. Impact Analysis Based on Change Requirement Traceability in Object-Oriented Software Systems
   Sunil Tumkur Dakshinamurthy, Mamootil Zachariah Kurian
   14. A Comparative Analysis of Artificial Neural Network and Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average Model on Modeling and Forecasting Exchange Rate
   Mogari I. Rapoo, Diteboho Xaba
   15. Examining the Performance of Three Multiobjective Evolutionary Algorithms Based on Benchmarking Problems
   Konstantinos Metaxiotis, Konstantinos Liagkourasa

Agile, Testing and DevOps Showcase is an event meant for people who are interested in the agile and DevOps process of development and testing. During this event, you will get to learn the importance and methods to build a stable Continuous Integration (CI) Infrastructure.
Highlights of the program

• Agile frameworks provide guidance for efficient operational software
• Automation and SAFe
• Agile and DevOps – moving with flow-based awareness
• Continuous Testing – running tests at each stage of s/w delivery pipeline
• Modern Software Testing
• Mob Programming

Exclusively meant for the Spanish software testing community.  Classes in this master class event include QA and artificial intelligence.
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