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Use Testing to Develop Better Software Faster
As developers, our job is to deliver working software. With the shift to CI/CD and the move to the cloud, the need to have the right feedback at the right time only increases. There are many ways that testing can help us with that. Not only can testing help us verify our solution and prevent us from breaking things, it can also help us design our software, find flaws in our architecture and come up with better solutions. In this talk I will highlight some of the many ways that testing can help you to develop better software faster.
Target Audience: Developers
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge in Java
Level: Advanced
Extended Abstract:
Testing doesn't always get the attention it deserves in software development. Many developers claim to be bad at it, or are just not that interested. (These may or may not be related.)
As developers, our job is to deliver working software. With the shift to CI/CD and the move to the cloud, the need to have the right feedback at the right time only increases. There are many ways that testing can help us with that. Not only can testing help us verify our solution and prevent us from breaking things, it can also help us design our software, find flaws in our architecture and come up with better solutions.
In this talk I will highlight some of the many ways that testing can help you to develop better software faster.
Marit van Dijk is a software developer with 20 years of experience in different roles and companies. She loves building awesome software with amazing people and has contributed to open source projects like Cucumber and various other projects. She enjoys learning new things, as well as sharing knowledge on programming, test automation, Cucumber/BDD and software engineering. She speaks at international conferences, webinars and podcasts, occasionally writes blog posts and contributed to the book "97 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know" (O’Reilly Media).
Micro-Service Delivery without the Pitfalls
In this session I’ll examine some of the things that can go wrong when organisations jump headfirst into micro-service architectures without understanding the potential pitfalls.
I'll explain contract testing from the ground up. You'll learn how it can decouple micro-service dependencies during development, allowing your teams to work effectively. And I'll describe sophisticated, free, open-source tooling that helps integrate contract testing into your software lifecycle, giving you the confidence to release micro-services independently.
Target Audience: Architects, Developers, Decision Makers, Release Managers, DevOps
Prerequisites: English, basic software design/architecture, software lifecycle
Level: Advanced
Seb Rose has been a consultant, coach, designer, analyst and developer for over 40 years. He's now Developer Advocate with SmartBear Advantage, promoting better ways of working to the software development community.
Co-author of the BDD Books series "Discovery” and "Formulation" (Leanpub), lead author of “The Cucumber for Java Book” (Pragmatic Programmers), and contributing author to “97 Things Every Programmer Should Know” (O’Reilly).