PAC 2019 virtual Bruno Audoux

Join us as we walk you through several technical challenges and solutions around test automation for responsive sites. See live demos around testing responsive web sites using extended test automation capabilities that can increase your test coverage suite. You'll learn how to: - Author basic selenium scripts using a powerful recorder for both mobile and web - Define a robust XPath using an innovative free online tool - Build a test lab for parallel script Execution on multiple devices and browsers - Gain high quality analysis post execution with mature digital reporting

Appvance PerformanceCloud (APC) is the first beginning-to-end test system which accurately drives 100% of the actual user interactions, even with complex HTML5 and AJAX client-side code. Apache JMeter is an Apache project to test Web applications at the HTTP protocol level. Adding the ability to re-use existing JMeter scripts with the Appvance cloud testing platform enables JMeter users to test Web apps, Ajax apps, Mobile (iOS/Android), and Oracle Forms apps.

Finding and fixing bugs early requires an automated UI testing strategy that fits into the release schedule. But how do you get complete, early feedback into development cycles when UI regression testing takes longer to complete than the build process? Join this web seminar to discover how to introduce stable UI validation into every continuous integration cycle. This regression testing strategy meets the development cadence of mobile and web app teams, providing the necessary feedback early and often. You will learn how to: -Overcome long test cycles -Create stable tests to run on every build -Segment test suites to better fit into development cycles -Drive early feedback on every build with real devices and browsers

Frank Cohen's keynote talk at the CloudBees Jenkins user conference in 2013. Shows how to extend CloudBees Jenkins to all aspects of testing: Functional, Performance, Stress, and Security Tests

Extreme Programming (XP) is an agile software development methodology that focuses on frequent small releases in short development cycles, simple design, testing, and rapid feedback. Key aspects of XP include daily builds and testing, feature-oriented development, simple design, pair programming, and no code freezes. While XP enables rapid delivery, its extreme practices may be difficult to implement and it is not well-suited for fixed-price projects that require detailed planning.

In an evolving market where expectations are high for performance and quality, performance engineers and project leaders need to be able to automate their performance tests without being impacted by maintenance costs. In agile and DevOps approaches, testers have to test more in less time, so automation is also a critical component for a quick, machine-driven software pipeline build. But how do you avoid extra work when automatically handling scenario updates? Join this web seminar to discover how you can deliver efficient regression and report on realistic UX during functional and nonfunctional testing activities. You’ll also see a demonstration of the integration between NeoLoad and Ranorex.

Whether your company is a digital native or you’re just starting or well on your way to digital transformation, you know that your web services, mobile apps, and API programs need faster time-to-market without increasing risk. More full-stack and backend developers as well as QA/testing, architecture, and DevOps leaders are trying to inject rocket fuel into their agile development by doing more API testing. But how much UI testing can be moved over to much faster API testing? And then, how short can you make your testing sprints with API testing? With the right provisioning of UI, visual, and API testing, your organization can measurably improve DevOps metrics as you begin to do far more testing in much less time - without increasing on-hand IT resources. In this webinar, Sauce Labs experts will clarify what parts of the “quality spectrum” are better covered by UI testing vs. API testing. Learn why API testing can be much faster and more reliable than UI testing, and how you can leverage API testing to achieve quality at speed. Key Takeaways: - Easily extend your Selenium and Appium UI testing suite with API testing automation for much faster, more reliable functional, integration, and load/performance testing - Implement a CI/CD pipeline and DevOps workflows safely and securely with Sauce Labs full quality spectrum testing - Achieve quality at speed with significant improvements in time to market and quality to market

Recent Microsoft studies have demonstrated not everyone gets automated testing right; many enterprises still lack the know-how to achieve optimum results. Join our upcoming webinar on 5 Keys to your best Automated Testing Strategy. In this webinar, we will cover: Avoiding the Automation ‘Gotchas’ Visualizing end-to-end performance Predicting and solving performance issues …along with a live demo of SOASTA’s Mobile Functional Test with integrated device performance metrics.

When making the transformation to DevOps and agile, many organizations find it hard to meet tough product release schedules and to cope with large data sets. Triaging failures across multiple platforms has become tedious and time-consuming. Reporting test-driven development (RTDD) is an innovative approach to agile testing that helps you write and implement tests with the end in mind (i.e., the test reports). RTDD puts structure, governance, and advanced capabilities into your test automation strategy. RTDD enables the entire product team to collaborate and make data-driven decisions in real time, resulting in test scenarios and test suites that are structured and easy to manage.

The document discusses shifting performance testing left in the development process. It argues that with increased software complexity, testing needs to start earlier to avoid delays. Single user performance testing can be run by developers as part of their normal testing to gain immediate feedback. This involves measuring responsiveness, network traffic, and device vitals under different conditions. While load testing still has value, splitting it up and combining it with functional and responsiveness testing allows more testing to be done earlier in development.

Automation is a key requirement in DevOps. Yet, the 2017 World Quality Report has shown that only 16% of tests are automated. Whether you're in dev, test or operations, this webinar will help you solve the 5 key challenges teams face in scaling up their test automation. You will learn how to: * Overcome tight release schedule challenges Stabilize your test automation practices to achieve continuous testing *Enable the DevOps pipeline activities by optimizing test execution management *Maintain test sets that maximize productivity Get your tool stack ready and in sync with organizational capabilities

One of the common challenges in the digital space is improving the speed of releases without compromising the of quality of your app. The root of the problem is the market - customer expectations are on the rise, the app market is crowded, and app development is difficult. The solution is test automation. Watch Perfecto and Infostretch demonstrate Quantum, an established open-source test framework, to run robust, repeatable, and continuous test scenarios. In this technical webinar, the audience will learn how to use the test framework to -Create robust and maintainable test automation scripts -Extend open-source with advanced automation capabilities -Execute cross-platform mobile and web tests in parallel -Plug the newly created tests easily to the CI (Continuous Integration) workflow -Drive fast developer feedback with an advanced reporting library

The challenges involved in keeping a healthy, performant and scalable Org are many and come in different shapes and sizes. Clearly these increase with the complexity of the customisations performed on your Orgs, but even if you are sticking to the Out of the Box processes as much as possible, and keeping your APEX codebase to the minimum, it is still possible to find yourself in a situation in which issues show up in your productive Org.

Every DevOps implementation is unique, but certain challenges are the same. Establishing fast feedback loops, formulating a better definition of done, and anticipating technical gaps to delivery are all milestones to transformation. In this session, our panel of experts will share their experiences in DevOps transformation. Learn how to: -Improve your team’s definition of done to cut down rework -Identify automation gaps that lead to later holding patterns -Inject fast feedback to catch bugs as early as possible -Establish autonomy and ownership over winning customer-focused experiences

This talk describes how we use a scaled approach for CI/CD. The system is set up for iOS and Android Apps but many of the concepts presented are applicable for any type of application. We will cover the different pipeline stages a change goes through, how we automate many levels of testing, treat our CI infrastructure as code, which key metrics we use and we track them on dashboards. All this demonstrates how we can get close to Continuous Delivery for platforms still ruled by App stores.