Keynote- My Quest for Silver Bullets and HTTP Proxy Tutorial
In May 2013 I presented a Keynote at TestNet discussing how I have worked with, and built, Silver Bullets; cautioning people not to think they have ever found a Silver Bullet, instead to keep questing for improvement, and never stop questing.
Keynote Slides - My Quest for Silver Bullets
Tutorial
A half day tutorial on Web Testing using HTTP Proxies and in built browser tools.
99 Seconds at Test Bash 2.0
Actual Talk Description
I’ve said in various talks that I don’t enjoy creating, justifying, or applying, definitions.
I think creating your own definition does work well as an exercise, because you can explore your vocabulary and try and create an encompassing statement of intent to cover what you mean when you use a word. And there exist, people who do the ‘definition’ thing really well. James Bach and Michael Bolton act as exemplars of this approach and freely share, discuss and debate their definitions via blogs and twitter.
BDD and How to Manage Technical Testers
At the January 2013 “Test Management Summit” I presented a half day tutorial entitled “Lessons Learned with BDD”
Subtitled: Thinking and automating with Domain Specific Languages.
This was an opinionated overview of BDD where the underlying theme was that BDD involves the creation of a DSL.
Slides:
Lessons learned with Bdd: a tutorial (slides)
Code BDD Examples
I released the source code for all the examples to Github
Eurostar Webinar : Evil Tester's Guide to Technical Testing
On 4th December 2012 I presented a Webinar for Eurostar on Technical Testing. Becoming more technical, gives you more flexibility, more options, and gives you more ways that you can add value on a project.
Eurostar Conference 2012 - Keynote
In November 2012 I presented A Keynote at Eurostar entitled “Unconventional Influences”, and co-presented a tutorial with Simon Stewart the “Selenium Clinic”. The tutorial won an award for best Tutorial at the conference.
Keynote Slides
Keynote Paper
Since I entitled the talk “Unconventional Influences” I tried to make the paper as unconventional as I could, so it covers the essence of the talk but not the material. I republished this as part of Dear Evil Tester
Thinking Visually in Software Testing
On 16 May 2012 I presented a webinar at the Eurostar 2012 Virtual conference. An overview of many types of visual thinking for software testing
The Evil Tester's Guide to Eeevil
The event was recorded and you can see a video of my talk on the Test Bash page. Markus Gartner


