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Webinars

Virtuoso Webinar - The Future of Testing

Virtuoso Webinar April 2020 On 28th April 2020, I presented in a Webinar with Joe Colantonio. The webinar was sponsored by Virtuoso.qa I provided a short presentation on how testing will change in short and long term. And then there was a Q&A session between Adil Mohammed, Joe Colantonio and myself. You can sign up to watch the live webinar recording with full Q&A using this link. Live Replay You can also read a summary of the webinar on the Virtuoso.

Your Automated Execution Does Not Have to Be Flaky

2 minute read - Webinars Conference

Presented as a UKStar 2018 webinar. I show how to void the use of Flaky to describe intermittent failure for your automated execution. Common causes of intermittent execution and some solutions.

Risk Mitigation Using Exploratory and Technical Testing Webinar

5 minute read - Webinars

A webinar in partnership with QA Symphony on 28th June 2016. What is Risk? How do we use it to help us test? What are the risk of testing in certain ways? What are the risks of not testing with a technical focus and exploratory mindset?

Selenium Simplified Webinar 002 - Page & Domain Objects

3 minute read - Webinars Selenium Simplified Test Automation

On 22nd February 2013 I presented a webinar covering the basics of refactoring to Page Objects and other parts of an abstraction layer. The coding was done live, with me talking about the thought processes and reasons as I went.

Selenium Simplified Webinar 001 - Getting started

2 minute read - Webinars Selenium Simplified Test Automation

On 8th February 2013 I presented a webinar covering the basics of how to get started and some basic refactoring.

Eurostar Webinar : Evil Tester's Guide to Technical Testing

2 minute read - Conference Webinars

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.