The Web Has Evolved! Has Your Testing Evolved Too? | Diego Molina | Testμ 2022
The Web Has Evolved! Has Your Testing Evolved Too? | Diego Molina | Testμ 2022
Playlist
- The Web Has Evolved! Has Your Testing Evolved Too? | Diego Molina | Testμ 2022 | LambdaTest 🚀
- It's Time for a TRIM
- Future of Testing - Panel Discussion
- Quality Engineering Using Human & Machine Interactive
- Closing Note Day 1
- Phase angle of API testing
- Automate User Flows with Chrome DevTools Recorder
- Test Recommender Systems
- Leading and Shaping a Testing Team with the Testing Wheel
- The Evolution of Browser Automation
- Beyond Functional Testing
- Convergence of Test Automation
- The Web Has Evolved. Has Your Testing Evolved Too
- Workshop on Test Intelligence
- Taking Your Pipeline from Meh to Awesome
- Beyond 200 OK
- Mayank Bhola - Welcome Note in Testμ 2022
- Tech Insights In AMA Session
- Selenium 4.0 And The Future
- Kavya Nair - Closing Note Day 2
- Let's Do a Thing and Call It Foo
- An Innovation for all unsolved XPath & Selectors problems
- Reducing Production Failures by Improving Quality
- Why Just Shift Left When You Want to Make Progress
- A Journey Through Open Source with Selenium
- Simplifying Your Test Runs with Make
- Panel Discussion: What Automation Technology to Use
- Developing end to end tests with Selenium 4 and Java
- Open e2e Test Initiative with Open MCT
- The 10,000 Steps of Open Source Project Health
- About Community, Innovation And Testing
- Automation' is Key in Accelerating Business Velocity
- Closing Note Day 3 In Testμ 2022
- Dirty Tests and How to Clean Them
- How To Test API With Cypress
- Test Orchestration using HyperExecute
- Appium: Endgame and What's Next?
- How to Bring Accessibility into Your Teams
- Panel Discussion: What π Has To Do With Quality
- An Idea of Shift left Testing–What, Why, How, & When
- GitHub for Test Automation
About The Talk
Web applications have evolved so much in the last few years that traditional testing approaches and tools are no longer adequate. New web frameworks changed the way web applications are written and tested as they evolved. Testing strategies, a division of testing responsibilities across the team, and a deeper understanding of the web application under test are now more important than ever.
Selenium has evolved due to evolution, community feedback, and standards. What role does Selenium now play in your testing puzzle? Network interception, event listening, and mutation observation are new features that can help you make your tests more complete and resilient.
In this session, we will go through some of these features in Selenium and how they can help you create fast feedback loops to improve the experience of writing and testing software.
About The Speaker
Diego Molina is a software engineer who is fascinated by testing. He is a Selenium core member and maintainer of the official Docker-Selenium images. Diego loves enabling testers by creating helpful testing tools and infrastructure through versatile Selenium training and workshops.
He can often be spotted speaking at Selenium/Appium/Testing conferences, and most of the time, you can find him on IRC or the Slack Selenium channel.
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