Talks

A talk about how to successfully implement Test Management (TMS).

Pavel will introduce to you open source, self-hosted solution for visual testing, and managing results of visual testing.

During this session you will learn what Automated Visual testing is, is there a need for this, and how does the basic algorithm work for any tool supporting automated visual tests.

In this talk, Dmitrii and Viktar will share the Badoo experience of mobile applications tests automation. They will also share practices on how to speed up creation, increase stability, and facilitate test support for different platforms (iOS and Android).

During the session, we'll determine the place of server-side anti-cheat in the anti-hacking system and will see an overview of the anti-chat practices.

During this session we will see how to test IDE in JetBrains using automated tests and checks, what are the difficulties and which of this can be useful in other areas of software development.

During this talk, Artem will talk about the test-cases-as-code approach that is used to organize test automation.

In the talk, Nikolay wants to show how to use webtau to test a game store app that has Web UI, REST API, GraphQL, and CLI interface.

Workshop for testers who want to do performance testing but don't know where to start.

Workshop for automators who want to learn how to use Selenide or start a new project, or rewrite an existing project in Selenide. We will try everything during this workshop.

Continuation of the saga about flaky tests.

This summer Roman told about the approach of the Wargaming Arsenal Platform internal framework. This time he will demonstrate it at work and you can try out its capabilities.

Anton will share the experience of creating a tool based on Vert.x and Kotlin coroutines for load testing of the mobile game's backend of the IT Territory studio.

CI skills enable test automation engineers to build more efficient and advanced validation tools. This talk will be about these possibilities using Jenkins and Gitlab.

Do you want to see WebdriverIO in practice? Come to Olexander Khotemsky's workshop. Even if you already know how to work with this framework.

Eugene will help you figure out what code coverage metrics are, why they are needed, when and how they can be measured.

Systems testing can be the most challenging and but rewarding layer of a test strategy requiring a multi-disciplinary skillset. In this talk, Jack shares the tooling, practices, and lessons learned while building out the systems testing capability for the distributed messaging system RabbitMQ.

Sergey and Maxim will show you how to integrate performance testing into your CI based on GitLab CI.

This talk shows the use of pure client-side web components using Java on the server-side. We will have a look at the tech-stack, how it looks like for a developer, and how to harden against known vulnerabilities.

Join James as he takes you on a harrowing, yet entertaining view of our near-term future. And learn about the skills you must develop to build a post-software career.

Workshop for automators who want to learn how to use Selenide or start a new project, or rewrite an existing project in Selenide. We will try everything during this workshop.

Workshop for testers who want to do performance testing but don't know where to start.

Eugene will help you figure out what code coverage metrics are, why they are needed, when and how they can be measured.

Do you want to see WebdriverIO in practice? Come to Olexander Khotemsky's workshop. Even if you already know how to work with this framework.

Do you want to see WebdriverIO in practice? Come to Olexander Khotemsky's workshop. Even if you already know how to work with this framework.

Do you want to see WebdriverIO in practice? Come to Olexander Khotemsky's workshop. Even if you already know how to work with this framework.

Ivan will talk about bias problems in machine learning systems.

Sergey and Maxim will show you how to integrate performance testing into your CI based on GitLab CI.

Члены ПК обсудят такую недооцененную в тестировании тему, как применение математики в работе. Нужна ли она тестировщикам вообще? Об этом вы узнаете от Ивана Пономарева, Дарьи Манухиной, Виталия Брагилевского и Андрея Ершова.

During the interview, Valery will talk about approaches to the development of web services in Mir.Platform, which allows automating work scenarios on any mobile phones connected to the system.

How to satisfy the growing demand from business and keep the stability of a banking platform? Who is responsible for quality in the team? How can paranoia be helpful? Anastasia will describe how her team has answered those questions. Practice: fault tolerance autotests with sniffy.io и fiddler.

IT comes to all spheres of life and testers help this process. You can become a tester and there are many ways to do it. The demand for testers continues to grow, but at the same time, the requirements for their professionalism are also growing.

Ivan and Mikhail will discuss:

• Agile transformation: scale and numbers;
• how QA engineers live in product teams and how to create uniform working rules of the game without reinventing the wheel;
• how the community works and how it should influence the rules of the game.

Find out what awaits you in the next 4 days. The program committee will talk about schedule, interesting talks, and in what format they will be held. The team of organizers in turn will tell you how our platform works, where discussion zones will be held, how to connect to chat rooms, and where to ask questions.

Join the Heisenbug wrap-up with the Program committee: we will discuss the most interesting talks and chatters as well as talks that should be returned after the conference.

Sergey will concisely tell you how you can build a BDD project that is easy to write and maintain. How not to fail during the development process. And most importantly, he will try to convince you that the BDD approach, even on a large project, is not a sentence.

Ivan and Mikhail will discuss:

• Agile transformation: scale and numbers;
• how QA engineers live in product teams and how to create uniform working rules of the game without reinventing the wheel;
• how the community works and how it should influence the rules of the game.

Everyone who talks on Heisenbug is passionate about software quality assurance. We decided to ask each of them four questions, and see what happened in our collection of mini-interviews!