Room
Room F2 - Track 2: Talks
Audience
Automation engineers, QA managers
Key-Learning
- Participants will learn how to start implementing test automation in a project.
- Participants will learn what problems test automation may give rise to and how to avoid them.
- Participants will learn how to resolve problems that arise with test automation.
Testing automation is often associated with challenges. Learn best practices to address them before it is too late.
Automation sometimes turns out to be a huge revolution that we need to implement in our team, as it can improve our daily work and make significant contributions to the process of constantly improving the quality of the delivered product. As a crucial factor that changes the approach to software development, testing can become an added value, but it is unfortunately also often associated with challenges that, if left unaddressed, grow and consequently make the work of developers harder.
Radek will begin by giving hints on how to make a good start before even beginning actual development work. He will then discuss actual problems his teams have come across during their work on various projects for multinational customers. The solutions to these problems will also be discussed, with solutions including best practices that WTT teams have developed, and which have often proved helpful in both their everyday work and at the level of entire programs, making each project successful.