Talks

In this talk, Noemi will present specific ways of testing VR apps in Unity using Unity's test runner and Unity's profiler tool.

The talk discusses the importance of crash-consistency in storage systems and how we build an efficient infrastructure to find crash-consistency bugs.

In his talk Sebastian will show approaches to automated testing of Java Enterprise microservices.

Business solutions contain a large number of services, applications and transaction. To support these solutions we need to collect telemetrics. Sergey and his team from Kontur are developing a machine to deliver this data. During this talk, you will learn about the principles of this work, interesting cases, problems and their solutions.

During this session, Irina will try to figure out why no one likes to write test cases and how to overcome this hostility through process automation.

The volume of autotests is growing. Autotests are written at all levels by all participants: backend, frontend, QA. How to hold in your mind everything that was covered? How not to forget anything? How to check yourself? During this talk, you will hear several visualization based approaches. Come hear it!

Vitaly will be exploring privacy UX patterns, techniques, strategies and important decisions to consider when designing and building privacy-aware websites and applications.

In this talk we will consider how to organize Static Application Security Testing from the tools available in open source, learn how to write new detectors and customize the analyzer for project needs.

Interactive show around usage of Selenide in Web UI Testing.

During this session, Nikolay will tell about Badoo experience in mobile applications image loading optimization, the importance of a precise understanding of what is expected from the team and testers in general.

The talk about automate testing of multi-threaded data structures in Java and approaches to checking the execution of multi-threaded structures for linearizability.

In this talk you will hear about building and testing Kubernetes operator and how to run it on CI. You will also hear the useful information about the mistakes that Artem's team stepped on and how you can avoid them.

Alexey Turin will tell how certain problems in UI testing automation of Android application are solved without architecture reworking and revision for autotests.

Anton and Victoria will talk about the experience of using Xcode Instruments and how it came in handy during the developing of the Sberbank Online application.

We'll share practical development and testing tips from our years of experience building an AI-powered service.

The talk about the development of plugins for Gatling and performance testing through RabbitMQ and solving technical problems and creating new ones.

Should we be afraid of AI? Will it completely capture the technological world? To answer this questions Ingo will dive into software testing.

During this session, you will hear a fascinating story about garbage collection: project implementation, "smart" cans and trash trucks, sensors and weighbridges, problems encountered during the project and their solutions.

Sergey will introduce a new feature for testing — XCTestPlan and talk about how it can simplify life when working with an iOS application.

Adrián will show you some testing tools, libraries and techniques to increase the a11y test coverage of your code with a simple React application example.

Via the session speaker will introduce how he created and contributed Backdoor feature to Appium Android. Also, he will introduce how his team performs persona-based testing with Appium which involves multiple log-ins at the same time.

Pavel will tell about the difficulties in testing mobile analytics, how the OZON team concluded that it needs to be automated, what options they tried. And what pros and cons they have.

Pavel will tell how Kotlin can make testing easier.

Tormented with testing automation of small applications? Alexander will tell from his own experience how to integrate this automation into your project as painlessly as possible and so the whole team is happy with the result.

In his second talk from "the DevOps" series, Baruch will tell about the necessity for digital transformation and give detailed information with instructions on what to do and how to negotiate with business and testers.

The talk about QA for Amazon Lumberyard game engine, approaches in manual testing and tools for automation.

Roman will consider a different way of checking the quality of the search base: what techniques to compile the set of metrics to choose, metrics and data markup, what can hamper the choice.