Agenda
Check out the different topics, each representing a single block of talks and sessions to guide you through the program of DevTalks! We look forward to welcoming you to the event and providing you with an unforgettable learning and networking experience in the world of technology.
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10:15 to 10:45
From Quality IT delivery to quality partner & colleague experience
QA & Testing Stage — 30 minutes QA
At Molson Coors, when brewing our products or deliver our IT strategy and projects, quality assurance is of the outmost importance.
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Gabriel Nanora
Alexandru Mihai
12:15 to 13:00
The QA Relay Race is ON!
QA & Testing Stage — 45 minutes QA Testing
During my professional Basketball career, to prepare well for a game, we used to watch on video tapes our previous games, spot our mistakes, acknowledge them, and set an action plan to avoid the recurrence.
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Antony Yammine
14:00 to 14:45
Efficient performance testing with a shoestring budget
QA & Testing Stage — 45 minutes QA Testing
When it comes to performance testing, this is often still an oddity. All arguments are good for not testing for performance. No environment, no time, no resources, no problems in production and last but not least, no money. Effective performance testing costs money, sure, but you don't have to be a Rockefeller to do it. Read More...
Wim Demey
15:25 to 16:10
Navigating the road to automated testing through OKRs
QA & Testing Stage — 45 minutes QA Testing
Have you ever encountered the challenge of adopting automated testing in your team? It’s a common concern among QAs to express frustration about their desire to learn automated testing while being burdened by the amount of manual testing on their plate. This presentation aims to show an approach to address this problem among teams. Read More...
Vadean Bianca
17:05 to 17:35
How to build a Strong QA Integration Team
QA & Testing Stage — 30 minutes QA
Sooner or later during software development process you will face the need to put all the pieces of the puzzle together and build a “Client like env” or “Client UAT env” where you will deploy your latest versions of the products, where you need to validate and prove that all the PCR’s are implemented the way client expected, where you check that there are no regressions and all the products work the way they are designed, where you try to reproduce issues that client encountered in production, where you check that end-to-end workflows are passing Read More...
Nicolae Oprean