TestBash Sessions

Accessibility is an often forgotten or unconsidered system quality criteria or non-functional requirement.

Working harder often makes people think they must choose speed and sacrifice quality or improve quality and forfeit speed.

It's not a TestBash without 99 Second Talks!

Building a framework for testing from scratch can be a daunting task! It is especially true if you have never done it before. But it doesn’t have to be hard and scary!

Security testing sounds like it might be best left to the “experts”...

UI components are now the building blocks of almost any web software.

End-to-end tests are really good testing solutions that provide greater confidence in the system that it tests.

Testers have the opportunity to lift their teams through new ideas.

As humans, we have been exposed to a lot of waiting times.

The field of software testing is vast and complex.

"When one person mentors, two lives are changed" - Kevin Sessums

Did you know that in 2021, a Pulitzer Prize was awarded to a project that had WebDriver code at its core?

For testers who have moved beyond unit testing, it can require herculean efforts to rally an organization to increase test coverage.

The world of technological advancements never stands still, and neither does how organisations are leveraging it to be successful and stay ahead of their competitors.

Over the last 4 years, Dunelms Quality Chapter has grown from around 15 Quality Advocates (QAs) to now close to 70.

It wouldn't be a TestBash without our famous 99-Second Talks!

Richard Bradshaw was joined by three experienced professionals with buckets of knowledge about AI in testing and their introductions were unique!

During this session, these and more questions were answered live by Laveena Ramchandani.

Have you ever thought about prioritising your tests using a Design Thinking exercise?

Brains are weird, neat, squishy things.

This talk is a reflection on how debugging has changed my life and empowered me to navigate the various challenges in my career.

Finding and fixing bugs is a headache even for mature DevOps teams.

This is a joint session where two friends will use the Pokemon public API to compare REST and GraphQL API testing.

Different QA teams and Devs across the SDLC industry have been separated for long enough.

What happens if a curious tester meets a Continuous Integration (CI) system and decides to take care of it?

In this talk, I share some general motivations for measuring quality.

The talk explores what infrastructure testing means and why it is important.

Real code, live demo. Get into the nitty-gritty of using tests to drive out code!

Watch "Behavior-Driven Pragmatism" with Andrew Knight from TestBash San Francisco 2019

Watch how to use empathy to improve your accessibility testing