Podcasts about end testing

Testing ist nicht gleich Testing - Ein Deep Dive mit Sebastian BergmannViele Software-Entwickler⋅innen kennen Unit-Tests. Einige schreiben Unit Tests bei der Entwicklung. Wenige machen wirklich Test-Driven-Development. Doch beim Unit-Testing fängt das ganze Thema Testing doch erst an. Wie sieht es denn mit Static Testing, Non-Functional-Testing, White-Box-Testing, End-to-End-Testing, Dynamic Testing oder Integration Testing aus? Und hast du schon mal von Mutanten Testing gehört?Ganz schön viele Buzzwords. Und dabei haben wir noch gar nicht die Fragen beantwortet, was eigentlich gute Tests sind, wie viele Tests genug Tests sind, wie AI uns helfen kann bessere Tests zu schreiben oder ob Testing eigentlich moderner Kram ist oder schon seit Anbeginn des Programmier Zeitalters eine Rolle gespielt hat.In dieser Episode gibt es einen Rundumschlag zum Thema Testing mit Sebastian Bergmann.Bonus: Die Amiga-Szene lebt.Das schnelle Feedback zur Episode:

In dieser Ausgabe haben Fabi und Jan im Studio Besuch von Raphael Knecht. Raphael ist Entwickler bei funk und werkelt dort an der Videolandschaft und Content Delivery.Zusammen mit Raphael sprechen wir über End-to-End-Testing und wie es ihm und seinem Team die tägliche Arbeit erleichtert. Raphael berichtet, wie sein Team Akzeptanztests nutzt, um seine Microservice-Landschaft nicht nur stetig weiterzuentwickeln, sondern auch zu dokumentieren. Es geht um Fallstricke und die Herausforderung, trotzdem agil zu bleiben.Mit End-to-End-Tests sollen Systeme aus Anwendungssicht ganzheitlich gecheckt werden können. Dabei werden möglichst produktionsnahe Umgebungen genutzt, um Szenarien von Input bis Output automatisiert zu überprüfen.Picks of the Day: Jan Gregor: Panther – Panther ist ein framework-agnostisches PHP Library zum Scrapen von Websites und zum Ausführen von End-to-End-Tests unter Verwendung echter Webbrowser. Mit Hilfe des W3C WebDriver-Protokolls ermöglicht es die Nutzung nativer Webbrowser wie Google Chrome und Firefox. Panther erkennt lokale Installation von Chrome oder Firefox und nutzt diese, sodass Sie nichts weiter zu installieren ist - die Nutzung erfolgt ohne Selenium Server! Für Tests startet Panther die App automatisch mit dem in PHP integrierten Webserver, sodass man nur noch die eigenen Test Szenarien schreiben muss. Fabi: OMR Rabbit Hole: Die Samwer-Story – "Niemand hat die deutsche Startup-Szene so sehr geprägt [...] Und niemand hat daran vermutlich so viel verdient. Und doch gibt es in der Geschichte dunkle Schatten." Dieser neue Podcast von OMR beleuchtet in zehn Folgen die Geschichte der Brüder Marc, Oliver und Alexander Samwer. Durch Firmen wie Zalando und Hellofresh aber auch mit StudiVZ und Jamba! haben die Brüder die deutsche Internet-Story maßgeblich beeinflusst. Durch Gespräche mit Mitarbeitenden, Konkurrenz und Wegbegleitenden der drei Brüder ergibt sich ein interessantes Bild zu den letzten 20 Jahren der deutschen Start-up Geschichte. Schreibt uns! Schickt uns eure Themenwünsche und euer Feedback: podcast@programmier.barFolgt uns! Bleibt auf dem Laufenden über zukünftige Folgen und virtuelle Meetups und beteiligt euch an Community-Diskussionen. TwitterInstagramFacebookMeetupYouTubeMusik: Hanimo

What company just Emerged from Stealth to Apply AI to App Testing? Why is Automation the way forward for enterprises? How can you solve False Positives in Static Code Analysis? Find out in this episode of the Automation in DevSecOps New Shows for the week of May 21st.   time News Title News Link 0:19 Applitools FREE Account https://applitools.info/joe  0:34 An Overview of Software Design Patterns & Test Automation https://testguild.me/p2xpf7 1:46 Automation is the way forward for enterprises https://testguild.me/wx4ypx 2:48 Applitools -  FRONT-END TEST FEST 2023 http://front-endtestfest.com/r5a 4:04 Approachable Test Driven Development https://testguild.me/zm1kgj 5:54 Book update got a print copy and need Amazon review https://testguild.com/automationbook/ 6:59 SapientAI Emerges From Stealth to Apply AI to App Testing https://testguild.me/a7janq 7:42 Performing Load Testing with Artillery in a Nutshell https://testguild.me/7jwr3b 8:29 False Positives in Static Code Analysis https://testguild.me/kx2xod

"Join us as we kick off Episode 1 of the End to End series with Q (Quantarius) Ray. We talk about what end to end testing is, how to strategize what should be an end to end vs unit vs other type of automated test, and then we deep dive into our favorite features of Cypress. Links:https://medium.com/ngconf/angular-testing-integration-testing-36a108efc39Find us and our guests on twitter: Q Ray @Tipster22The Angular Plus Show (@AngularShow) / twitterThe Angular Plus Show is a part of ng-conf. ng-conf is a multi-day Angular conference focused on delivering the highest quality training in the Angular JavaScript framework. 1500+ developers from across the globe converge on Salt Lake City, UT every year to attend talks and workshops by the Angular team and community experts. Follow us on twitter https://twitter.com/ngconfOfficial Website: https://www.ng-conf.org/

Recording date: 10/13/2022John Papa @John_PapaWard Bell @WardBellDan Wahlin @DanWahlinCraig Shoemaker @craigshoemakerJordan Powell @JordanPowell88Brought to you byAG GridIdeaBladeResources:Jordan Powell's websiteCypress 10Cypress Run tests in WebKitCypress on Ep 3 of Web RushTestCafe from DevExpressPlaywright TestingCleveland MidgesCypress web siteSelenium vs CypressEnd to End vs Unit TestingWhat is a unit test?What is an integration test?What is End to End Testing?The Practical Testing Pyramid, by Martin Fowler42, Jackie RobinsonThe Hitchhiker's Guide to the Universe and 42Dave Farley's YouTube ChannelDave Farley's “Don't Do E2E Testing!”Timejumps01:27 Guest introduction04:04 Would testing have helped with the Yankees?07:31 Sponsor: Ag Grid08:33 How does Cypress make it easy for developers to test?12:46 Do you use Cypress for unit tests?19:10 What are the various kinds of testing?27:08 What does Cypress do to make testing less painful?29:21 Sponsor: IdeaBlade30:11 What do people need to know about component testing?Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.

In this episode, we talk to Eliot Horowitz, founder and CEO of Viam Inc. Viam launched the open beta of its new robotics platform. Viam provides an open-source robot architecture that turns complex functionality into simple APIs, with an integrated cloud service to orchestrate production deployments. Co-hosts Steve Crowe and Mike Oitzman also discuss news of the week, includes the end of delivery robot testing with Amazon and Fedex.

We've reached 10,000 downloads for makers.dev! (a while ago). Chris has started his next master's class and is working on AcornChat. Christian is doing end-to-end testing with Playwright, and is still trying to figure out how to get better metrics for FileInbox.  00:00 10,000 downloads  00:54 3 redactions  03:29 Kaggle CTF updates  07:24 Learning things through challenges  10:43 Case studies in Machine Learning  15:33 AcornChat updates  19:59 Violent and original work  28:14 End to end testing  40:13 Metrics and analytics  45:43 Running paid ads?  48:52 How to throw a good party  52:35 Talking to strangers  54:44 CO2 levels indoors   Timestamps created with https://clips.marketing by @cgenco

SAP integrated and developed several testing frameworks to test UI5 applications, libraries, controls or modules: QUnit for functional testing, OPA5 to do integration testing and UIveri5 for end-to-end testing. In 2020, wdi5 (pronounced as /vdiai5/) has been started by Volker Buzek at j&s-soft with the focus to test UI5 web apps in hybrid scenarios - the scenarios which aren't supported by UIveri5. Beginning of 2022, UIveri5 got deprecated mainly due to technical reasons and a successor was needed. SAP started sponsoring the wdi5 project of j&s-soft to establish it as UI5s open-source end-to-end testing framework. In this podcast, Christoph talks with Volker, Hristo and Peter about the testing options of UI5, the history and the now, how wdi5 should be handed over into the responsibility of the UI5 community, migration steps from UIveri5 to wdi5, technical insights into wdi5 and the open gaps and next steps. Tune in and learn about the history, getting started, migration and the future direction of UI5 testing. Todays guests: - Volker Buzek, IT-Architect at j&s-soft GmbH and inventor of wdi5 - Hristo Manchev, Product Owner for UI5 test automation tools at SAP - Peter Muessig, Chief Architect of SAPUI5 at SAP

When you are teaching someone web development skills, when is the right time to start teaching code quality and testing practices? Karl Stolley believes it's never too early. Let's hear how he incorporates code quality in his courses. Our discussion includes: starting people off with good dev practices and tools linting html and css validation visual regression testing using local dev servers, including https incorporating testing with git hooks testing to aid in css optimization and refactoring Backstop Nightwatch BrowserStack the tree legged stool of learning and progressing as a developer: testing, version control, and documentation Karl is also writing a book on WebRTC, so we jump into that a bit too. Special Guest: Karl Stolley.

In this episode Lucas and I talk about front-end testing. What is testing, what type of tests are there and what kind of tools do front-end developers have to tackle these tasks. Those are all questions that get answered, so pay attention!We also dicuss a bit about his latest book, "Testing JavaScript Applications" by Manning.Get in touch with Lucas:Blog:  https://lucasfcosta.com/Twitter:   @thewizardlucasGithub: lucasfcostaLucas' favorite tools:JestSinonJSCypressPlaywrightGet the book!Check out "Testing JavaScript Applications" and use this code to get a 35% discount during checkout: pod20minjs22Review Us!Don't forget to leave a review of the episode or the entire podcast on Podchasers!Meet our host, OpenReplay:OpenReplay is an open-source session replay suite, built for developers and self-hosted for full control over your customer data. If you're looking for a way to understand how your users interact with your application, check out OpenReplay.

Recording date: Thursday, March 24John Papa @John_PapaWard Bell @WardBellDan Wahlin @DanWahlinCraig Shoemaker @craigshoemakerRamona Schwering @leichteckigBrought to you byAG GridNarwhal Visit nx.dev to get the preeminent open-source toolkit for monorepo development, today. Resources:Ramona's websiteArticle over Testing Pipelines for Frontend developersTesting trophyCypress testingshopware AGDan Wahlin on End to End Testing with Cypress.ioSpot the DifferenceWhat is visual testingTest CafeVisual testing with StorybookOnce Upon a Storybook - Web Rush 110Visual testing with PercyPlaywright testingAppliTools for visual testingTesting PyramidJiminy CricketToastr JavaScript libraryRun DisneyTimejumps00:34 Hiking and puppies03:05 Guest introduction05:45 When do I want to use this kind of testing?08:31 Sponsor: Ag Grid09:34 When do you enable visual testing?17:03 Can you ignore areas of the display if you don't want it to test?18:14 How do you test for responsive design?21:42 What about Applitools?23:12 Sponsor: Narwhal23:44 When a difference is spotted, how do you work with that?25:36 What issues have come up when learning about visual testing?29:36 How do you fit visual testing alongside other testing?36:03 Final thoughtsPodcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.

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Here in the last few months of 2021 (nobody panic!), the FST Team is pushing through key tasks like FDM Mapping and End-to-End Testing, all while keeping their eyes on that go-live date of July 1, 2022.  Here's the latest with Patty and Brandi!   Resources Mentioned:  FDM Mapping  FDM Resource page,  FAQ section .   Read more about Mapping on the blog. End-to-End Testing The Online Community is updated each Monday with the latest testing metrics .    Workflow Control & Approvals  Read more on the blog. Training Update  Read more from Patty Marbury. University Financial Model:  Continuous Improvement  Read more and access the report.  Read about CI on the blog. Adaptive Planning Implementation  Read more on the blog. System Remediation Read more about their work here.

FDM Mapping, End-to-End Testing, Adaptive 3.0, and new team members!  We've got all the latest on Finance Strategic Transformation, so pop in your headphones, and let's go! Resources Mentioned:  FDM Mapping Testing Tracker Adaptive 3.0 progress New Business Analysts   New Rapid Documentation on the Community Decision Log UVAFinance blog

Playwright is an end to end automated testing framework for web apps with Python support and even a pytest plugin. Special Guest: Ryan Howard.

Turns out that Visual Studio 2019 is deprecated the load and availability testing tools. We take a look at alternative tools, mainly Playwright (a fork from Puppeteer) and how one can get this up and running and deployed to Azure.

In dieser Revision dürften wir Priyanka Kore und Tobias Struckmeier von der Adesso als Gäste begrüßen und mit Ihnen über End-to-End-Testing mit Cypress sprechen. SCHAUNOTIZEN [00:00:29] CYPRESS Be…

In dieser Revision dürften wir Priyanka Kore und Tobias Struckmeier von der Adesso als Gäste begrüßen und mit Ihnen über End-to-End-Testing mit Cypress sprechen. Schaunotizen [00:00:29] Cypress Bevor sich unser Gespräch auf Cypress einschießt, klären wir, inwiefern Tests hilfreich sind, welche Software-Test-Methodiken es gibt, und wie diese alle sich zur berühmten Testing-Pyramide zusammenfügen: End-to-End-Tests (E2E) […]

Товарищи! После затянувшегося перерыва встречайте 124 выпуск подкаста! На этот раз у меня в гостях Михаил Боднарчук, веб-разработчик из Киева, автор фреймворков для тестирования Codeception & CodeceptJS. В этом выпуске мы говорим, конечно же, про тестирование в целом, подходы, виды и конечно же инструменты, обсуждаем open source, и как можно на нём заработать. Миша рассказал про историю появления и развития фреймворка для тестирования на php Codeception, его устройство и подходы к применению. Мы обсудили подходы к тестированию и практики использования фреймворка, вспомнили прошлые и настоящие альтернативы. Так же Миша рассказал про ещё один фреймворк для тестирования, на этот раз для JavaScript CodeceptJS. Рассказал историю о том, как он начинал его писать, какие ставил цели и задачи. В этом контексте мы обсудили различные инструменты для End-to-End тестирования в браузерах, такие как Selenium, Puppeteer, Cypress и новоиспечённый Playwright. В дополнение к этому Миша рассказал интересную историю про контрибьюторов в проект из Индии. Миша уже много лет работает сам на себя, занимается консультированием по своим фреймворкам и пытается зарабатывать на open source. Мы поговорили и об этом: Миша рассказал, как всё начиналось у него, какие есть бизнес-модели для open source, донаты и поддержка. Так же Миша рассказал про проект, которым он занимается сейчас, это система управления тестами testomat.io (http://testomat.io/) Ссылки на ресурсы по темам выпуска: * Codeception (https://codeception.com/) is a modern full-stack testing framework for PHP * CodeceptJS (https://codecept.io/) ‐ supercharged End 2 End Testing * Testomat.io (http://testomat.io/). Test management system for automated tests * Статья Миши: “JavaScript: the Future of End to End Testing” (https://medium.com/@davert/javascript-the-future-of-end-to-end-testing-bfc00e23110b) * Доклад Jordi Boggiano "Behind the Scenes of Maintaining an Open Source Project" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKSYof_10vQ) Понравился выпуск? — Поддержи подкаст на patreon.com/KSDaemon (https://www.patreon.com/KSDaemon), звёздочками в iTunes (https://podcasts.apple.com/ru/podcast/software-development-podcast/id890468606?l=en), а так же ретвитом или постом! Заходи в телеграм-чат SDCast (https://t.me/SDCast), где можно обсудить выпуски, предложить гостей и высказать свои замечания и пожелания!

Als sich abzeichnete, dass uns kein gutes Thema einfallen würde, konsultierten wir Twitter, um zu fragen, ob jemand dort Lust und Zeit hat, über ein mitgebrachtes Thema zu quatschen. Und wir hatten Gl…

Als sich abzeichnete, dass uns kein gutes Thema einfallen würde, konsultierten wir Twitter, um zu fragen, ob jemand dort Lust und Zeit hat, über ein mitgebrachtes Thema zu quatschen. Und wir hatten Glück! Marvin Hagemeister, welcher letztes Jahr schon einmal bei uns zum Thema Preact und Code-Golfing in der Sendung war und der gerade mit […]

How can AI help with end-to-end testing? In this episode, Bertold Kolics, a Software Quality Manager at mabl, shares his thoughts on AI as well as the danger of generalization in software testing. Discover the functionality of mabl beyond browser testing, and sone vendor-agnostic tips for end-to-end testing in general.

Sponsored By: Show Notes [00:01:27] Ben jumps in right away and asks Amir when it comes to front end frameworks what was his first one and how did he come to join the Vue community? [00:03:46] Amir talks about how he’s heading up developer experience. He announces Ben is on the team now! YAY BEN! ☺ [00:05:07] Tessa wonders when Amir is going around to solve problems, does he find that a lot of teams have very different ways of looking at Cypress usage or end to end testing, and if so, how does he resolve that or try to work on this kind of experience that works for everyone? [00:06:47] Chris and Amir explain what end to end testing is. [00:13:23] Ben explains what end to end testing means to him and Chris talks about the two things that you need to test in your application. [00:21:54] Amir talks about something he’s been advocating for recently that has to do with testing and developing apps, so listen here find out. He also explains “introspection.” [00:26:30] A great question is asked by Ari who wants to know what are some of the barriers to entry that people find that is making it so they’re not doing this and how can you address those issues? Amir responds. [00:29:04] Tessa asks Amir if he’s speaking to a team that has a setup already, where would he have them start or how would he convince them to adopt a different testing? [00:38:31] Amir talks about what Cypress released in the recent version of Cypress 4.3 and 4.4, which is better error reporting that is significantly better. There are also some new improvements on the way as well. Picks of the week: [00:39:56] Ari has two picks: a TV show on Hulu called, “Future Man.” Also, two songs by the band, Moderat, which are, “Seamonkey” and “Porc #1.” [00:41:27] Chris has four picks: Wait… he has to sneeze, Ok, he’s good! LOL. His first pick is for you to give Vue one day to play around it. Just try it and he will never bug you again. Also, try Cypress. Please give it a try. His next pick is music by Sara Bareilles. He’s been listening to the soundtrack from, “Waitress” which she did the music for. His third pick is a puzzle story game called, “The Turing Test.” His fourth pick is the ASUS PA329Q 32inch 4K monitor which he’s heard great things from Ben. [00:44:58 Amir has two picks: “The Houseparty” app to connect with family and friends. His second pick is an App called, “Whimsical.” [00:46:40] Tessa’s has three picks: watch the “Super-sized Psychtacular Binge-a-thon” on USA Network. Her second pick is watching YouTube videos on yoga and stretching that you can do at your desk or at home. It’s great to wake you up and keeps your shoulders from getting too stiff! Her third pick is getting into mentorship this year to help other people. [00:47:44] Ben’s has two picks: Coffee Shop Zoom Virtual Backgrounds and acoustic or coffeehouse music on Spotify, for those who miss going to coffeeshops. His second pick is the ASUS PA329Q 32i” 4K monitor he recently upgraded to that Chris trolled him on earlier ☺ Resources mentioned Amir Rustamzadeh Twitter (https://twitter.com/amirrustam?lang=en) Cypress (https://www.cypress.io/) Vue.js (https://vuejs.org/) “Future Man”-Hulu (https://www.hulu.com/series/future-man-6771f12e-3195-4844-b489-f21732aa789b?&cmp=8762&utm_source=google&utm_medium=SEM&utm_campaign=CM_SEM_FutureMan%20_Launch_Q4_2017&utm_term=future%20man%20hulu&ds_rl=1251123&gclid=CjwKCAjwv4_1BRAhEiwAtMDLso6cGBTOq16_q_6HQYWvI5Y5XjdEJqJunSdUq-NqD-yFirZ69WziQxoCPf8QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds) “Seamonkey” and “Porc #1” by Moderat (https://open.spotify.com/album/2HEh23ogCT3wiYfag2iMxD?highlight=spotify:track:7yQYuDWHOcEwngp2cYmQkC) “Waitress” soundtrack by Sara Bareilles (https://open.spotify.com/album/1s6codM2ZAB008t9GTyaEk) Houseparty app (https://houseparty.com/) Whimsical (https://whimsical.com/) “Super-sized Psychtacular Binge-a-thon”-USA Network (https://www.usanetwork.com/psych/blog/biggest-psych-binge-a-thon-ever-coming-this-april) YouTube Full Body Flow-Yoga With Adriene (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1H3xO3x_Js) Mentorship (https://www.micromentor.org/) Zoom Virtual Background (https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/210707503-Virtual-Background?mobile_site=true) ASUS PA329Q 32” 4K monitor (https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-PA329Q-3840x2160-ProArt-Monitor/dp/B01F6D1ITM) Sponsor: Linode (https://promo.linode.com/vue/) Special Guest: Amir Rustamzadeh.

Klara is a digital product, which means that it needs a lot of iterations of testing and improving before it can go to production. Even though we have a place in our stack for unit tests, our functional / integration test suite is growing much faster. During the development of our product, we found out that it’s more important to test our product via user flows. Cypress.io is a tool that allows us to do so. Our first cypress related commit happened in September 2017. What we did since then will be one of the main topics I will talk about in my presentation. Speaker: Fatos Hoti, Engineering Manager @ Klara Language: English Subscribe to our Podcast on (link: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/project-a-podcast/id1291405799?mt=2&app=itunes text: iTunes) and (link: https://open.spotify.com/show/46IdqkKgDp4yZGomKqqWzq?si=kf41rGkLS9agD3FKmvjbcg text: Spotify)  RSS Feed: http://project-a.libsyn.com/rss Write us: (email: podcast@project-a.com) If you want to know more about Project A check out: Blog: https://insights.project-a.com Podcast: https://www.project-a.com/en/media/podcast Newsletter: https://www.project-a.com/en/media/newsletter

This week on Voicing Startups I am talking with Diego, product manager at Bespoken. The main business of Bespoken is automated testing and monitoring tools that are used for voice apps on platforms like the Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. This results in quicker development and higher quality experiences being made in the end. Some of the specific tools that we touch on this episode include Unit Testing, End to End Testing, Continuous Testing and Usability Testing. Throughout this episode we cover many different aspects of both the Bespoken business as well as the world of voice. In regards to the product specifically, we discuss topics like how to best leverage automated testing and monitoring tools like Bespoken as well as what to expect when you start leveraging a tool like this. As mentioned above, we go into details also about the different tools that are unique to Bespoken. As we get towards the end of the episode, Diego gives his outlook on both the future of the business and the world of voice in light of voice pretty much being activated on every device around us. I hope you enjoy this episode of Voicing Startups! Check below for the best places to follow Bespoken and the Voicing Startups Podcast! If you liked this episode, please Subscribe, Review, and Share it with someone! Follow Bespoken: Website: bespoken.io Twitter: @bespokenio Youtube: @Bespoken Diego Twitter: @diegotestsvoice Follow Voicing Startups & Collin: Website: VoicingStartups.com Twitter: @CollinBorns LinkedIn: @Collin Borns Have your own startup in voice? Pitch: VoicePunch.VC

In August of 2017, Missouri’s commissioner of education announced that statewide high school exams were so unreliable, their results would be discarded. One month later, the Utah Board of Education hired the same company Missouri did to create its new year-end assessment system, RISE, for all public school children in grades three through eight. The launch of RISE this spring was marked by widespread glitches as half-completed tests were lost to frozen computer screens and whole school districts were locked out of the system. Those issues follow years of frustration with standardized testing in Utah, and have prompted questions on why the state school board chose a company with such a troubled history. On this week’s episode of “Trib Talk,” State Superintendent Sydnee Dickson and Tribune reporter Courtney Tanner join Benjamin Wood to discuss the problems with RISE and what it means for year-end testing in Utah. Listeners can also subscribe to “Trib Talk” on SoundCloud, iTunes and Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify and other major podcast platforms. “Trib Talk” is produced by Sara Weber with additional editing by Dan Harrie. Comments and feedback can be sent to tribtalk@sltrib.com, or to @bjaminwood or @tribtalk on Twitter.

Nevada-based Digipath is leading the way on cannabis testing, going above and beyond what's required by law in their state, all in an effort to help set the bar on what we should expect from a testing regime. We're joined by founder Todd Denkin to talk THC, Terpenes, CBD and the many other measures they can make. Fascinating perspective from one of our favorite interviews.

Kubernetes 1.14 is out! Your hosts talk to release manager Aaron Crickenberger of Google Cloud about the release process, working with Kubernetes Enhancement Proposals (KEPs), cat t-shirts, and being bearded on face vs. at heart. Do you have something cool to share? Some questions? Let us know: web: kubernetespodcast.com mail: kubernetespodcast@google.com twitter: @kubernetespod Chatter of the week MySpace “loses” 12 years of music Peel Forest and The Green Man Cafe Kubernetes Podcast from Google Cloud Next Live Eric Brewer DockerCon 2014 keynote Sign up for free tickets to Google Cloud Next! News of the week Kubernetes 1.14 released Maybe you don’t need Kubernetes? (Spoiler: you do.) Gravity 5.5 with Helm chart support How a cryptocurrency miner made its way onto Kubernetes clusters at JW Player A guide to Kubernetes admission controllers Automated testing for Helm charts with Terratest Kubernetes End-to-End Testing for Everyone To Russia with Love: deploying Kubernetes in foreign locations Links from the interview Aaron Crickenberger Co-founder of SIG Testing Member of the Kubernetes steering committee Blackhawk flight simulator but it’s in a container Aaron’s soundcloud page Hugh Pagdham Release lead CI Signal playbook 1.13 release shadow Groundhog Day Aaron’s podcast recording cat t-shirt Episode 10, with Josh Berkus and Tim Pepper New in 1.14: Kubernetes Enhancement Proposals (KEPs) Code slush removed Windows containers GA Runtime gates GA Pod priority and preemption GA Durable local volumes GA LTS Working Group Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson: the suit and the beard Aaron Crickenberger on Twitter

Recording date: 2018-09-13 Tweet John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin (0:03:30) Ward asks Dan when there are too many end to end tests (0:04:23) Dan talks about how he got into end to end tests (0:06:42) Ward talks about how he approaches testing a component (0:07:50) Dan talks about how deep routes in javascript frameworks help end to end testing (0:10:00) John asks Dan about how testing workflows can be a sweet spot for end to end tests (0:10:47) John asks Dan how he uses id vs class in elements to locate what he wants to test (0:12:20) Dan mentions how he uses css selectors to locate what he wants to test (0:12:50) Ward says don't drill down through your HTML to locate elements for testing (0:15:47) Dan talks about his experience with Protractor and Selenium https://www.seleniumhq.org/ (0:16:26) Dan talks about how he uses Cypress.io https://www.cypress.io/ (0:18:40) Dan talks abot how Cypress.io doesn't work in all browsers (0:19:10) Ward mentions how he uses Test Cafe http://devexpress.github.io/testcafe/ (0:19:50) Dan discusses his pain points for testing child routing without end to end tests (0:21:00) Dan says he wrote his first 5 or 10 tests with Cypress within an hour (0:21:36) Ward says end to end tests can be more fragile and slower than unit tests (0:21:56) Ward says his large team uses end to end tests because it makes sure that nobody breaks anybody else (0:24:25) Dan says Cypress is pretty fast to run (0:24:58) Dan says he uses TypeScript a lot (0:25:20) John asks Dan "how fast is fast?" (0:27:00) John asks Dan to clarify how he handles authenticating during an end to end test (0:28:30) Ward asks Dan how if he opens the browser for each test, or once for the entire sequence of tests (0:30:00) Dan disucsses how he uses containers for testing (0:21:40) Edge browser https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/microsoft-edge (0:23:37) Sauce Labs https://saucelabs.com/ (0:31:28) John talks about security expert Brian Clark https://twitter.com/_clarkio (0:32:10) Ward discusses how animations can cause tests to run slower (0:33:30) Dan says Cypress is good at responding in github (0:34:03) Cypress on twitter https://twitter.com/Cypress_io (0:34:14) Cypress github issues https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues (0:38:25) Dan talks about Electron https://electronjs.org/ (0:39:00) Dan talks about time travel in cypress's test tools (0:42:03) Cross browser testing in Cypress.io https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/310 (0:49:00) John asks Dan about how you can use npm install for cypress (0:50:19) Dan talks about how it works (Cypress.io) https://www.cypress.io/how-it-works/ (0:51:10) Cypress Docs https://docs.cypress.io/guides/overview/why-cypress.html (0:53:47) Someone to follow: Brandon Roberts https://twitter.com/brandontroberts (0:54:05) Someone to follow: Tracy Lee https://twitter.com/ladyleet and https://www.thisdot.co/labs (0:55:00) Someone to follow: Netanel Basal https://twitter.com/NetanelBasal and https://github.com/datorama/akita (0:55:48) Someone to follow: Alyssa Nicoll https://twitter.com/AlyssaNicoll More Resources Wahlin Consulting (https://codewithdan.com)

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A listener requested that I start covering some terminology. I think it's a great idea. Covered in this episode: Test Fixtures Subcutaneous Testing End to End Testing (System Testing) I also discuss: A book rewrite Progress on transcripts A story from the slack channel

01:21 - John Reid Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog 02:45 - Tools For Testing and Test-Driven Development (TDD) XCTest OCHamcrest OCMockito 03:24 - Matching/Matchers 07:13 - Getting Started OCHamcrest/README 08:58 - Partial Matching 10:26 - Mocking and Stubbing 14:04 - TDD Process and Workflow 17:49 - TDD vs Unit Testing Red, Green, Refactor 19:54 - iOS Code That Doesn’t/Does Adapt Well to TDD 21:17 - User Interface Testing 24:58 - End-to-End Testing 30:18 - Communication and Collaboration Working Effectively with Legacy Code by Michael Feathers 33:39 - OCMock, OCMockito 39:13 - OCMockito with Swift? Quick Brian Gesak 41:07 - Inside Out vs Outside In Picks wit.ai (Mike) Jon's UIViewController TDD Screencast (Jaim) Test-Driven iOS Development (Developer's Library) by Graham Lee (Jaim) NeewerHandheld Video Stabilizer for DV GoPro Mini Cameras (Chuck) Cell Phone Tripod Adapter (Chuck) Working Effectively with Legacy Code by Michael Feathers (Jon) Clean Coders (Jon) AppCode (Jon)

01:21 - John Reid Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog 02:45 - Tools For Testing and Test-Driven Development (TDD) XCTest OCHamcrest OCMockito 03:24 - Matching/Matchers 07:13 - Getting Started OCHamcrest/README 08:58 - Partial Matching 10:26 - Mocking and Stubbing 14:04 - TDD Process and Workflow 17:49 - TDD vs Unit Testing Red, Green, Refactor 19:54 - iOS Code That Doesn’t/Does Adapt Well to TDD 21:17 - User Interface Testing 24:58 - End-to-End Testing 30:18 - Communication and Collaboration Working Effectively with Legacy Code by Michael Feathers 33:39 - OCMock, OCMockito 39:13 - OCMockito with Swift? Quick Brian Gesak 41:07 - Inside Out vs Outside In Picks wit.ai (Mike) Jon's UIViewController TDD Screencast (Jaim) Test-Driven iOS Development (Developer's Library) by Graham Lee (Jaim) NeewerHandheld Video Stabilizer for DV GoPro Mini Cameras (Chuck) Cell Phone Tripod Adapter (Chuck) Working Effectively with Legacy Code by Michael Feathers (Jon) Clean Coders (Jon) AppCode (Jon)

01:20 - Julie Ralph Introduction Twitter GitHub Google (Seattle Office) Angular Team Protractor 02:47 - Finding Angular and the Team 04:50 - End-to-End Testing WebDriver 08:46 - Making Scripting Easier with Protractor 10:57 - Grabbing By Model 11:27 - Framework Support Jasmine Mocha Cucumber 12:59 - What You Need to Know to Work with Protractor Node.js Debugging Knowledge 14:14 - Data Hydration for Tests 16:10 - Using Mock Modules 17:52 - When Should People Start Using Protractor? 23:21 - Using Protractor for Performance Testing benchpress 25:06 - Writing End-to-End Tests 29:28 - Testing Stories The PageObject Pattern [YouTube] Jim Lavin: Using Page Objects in AngularJS Protractor Authentication User Scripts Red Flag: Logic in Your End-to-End Tests 32:05 - Protractor 2.0?! 33:33 - Support for Angular 2   See Also [YouTube] Julie Ralph: End to End Angular Testing with Protractor ​ Picks bardjs (John) [Pluralsight] Play by Play: John Papa and Ward Bell (John) The revolution that could change the way your child is taught (Ward) Teach Like a Champion: 49 Techniques that Put Students on the Path to College (K-12) by Doug Lemov (Ward) Colt Express (Joe) ng-book (Chuck) DevTools: State Of The Union 2015 by Addy Osmani (Julie) Digital Spring Cleaning (Julie)  

01:20 - Julie Ralph Introduction Twitter GitHub Google (Seattle Office) Angular Team Protractor 02:47 - Finding Angular and the Team 04:50 - End-to-End Testing WebDriver 08:46 - Making Scripting Easier with Protractor 10:57 - Grabbing By Model 11:27 - Framework Support Jasmine Mocha Cucumber 12:59 - What You Need to Know to Work with Protractor Node.js Debugging Knowledge 14:14 - Data Hydration for Tests 16:10 - Using Mock Modules 17:52 - When Should People Start Using Protractor? 23:21 - Using Protractor for Performance Testing benchpress 25:06 - Writing End-to-End Tests 29:28 - Testing Stories The PageObject Pattern [YouTube] Jim Lavin: Using Page Objects in AngularJS Protractor Authentication User Scripts Red Flag: Logic in Your End-to-End Tests 32:05 - Protractor 2.0?! 33:33 - Support for Angular 2   See Also [YouTube] Julie Ralph: End to End Angular Testing with Protractor ​ Picks bardjs (John) [Pluralsight] Play by Play: John Papa and Ward Bell (John) The revolution that could change the way your child is taught (Ward) Teach Like a Champion: 49 Techniques that Put Students on the Path to College (K-12) by Doug Lemov (Ward) Colt Express (Joe) ng-book (Chuck) DevTools: State Of The Union 2015 by Addy Osmani (Julie) Digital Spring Cleaning (Julie)  

01:20 - Julie Ralph Introduction Twitter GitHub Google (Seattle Office) Angular Team Protractor 02:47 - Finding Angular and the Team 04:50 - End-to-End Testing WebDriver 08:46 - Making Scripting Easier with Protractor 10:57 - Grabbing By Model 11:27 - Framework Support Jasmine Mocha Cucumber 12:59 - What You Need to Know to Work with Protractor Node.js Debugging Knowledge 14:14 - Data Hydration for Tests 16:10 - Using Mock Modules 17:52 - When Should People Start Using Protractor? 23:21 - Using Protractor for Performance Testing benchpress 25:06 - Writing End-to-End Tests 29:28 - Testing Stories The PageObject Pattern [YouTube] Jim Lavin: Using Page Objects in AngularJS Protractor Authentication User Scripts Red Flag: Logic in Your End-to-End Tests 32:05 - Protractor 2.0?! 33:33 - Support for Angular 2   See Also [YouTube] Julie Ralph: End to End Angular Testing with Protractor ​ Picks bardjs (John) [Pluralsight] Play by Play: John Papa and Ward Bell (John) The revolution that could change the way your child is taught (Ward) Teach Like a Champion: 49 Techniques that Put Students on the Path to College (K-12) by Doug Lemov (Ward) Colt Express (Joe) ng-book (Chuck) DevTools: State Of The Union 2015 by Addy Osmani (Julie) Digital Spring Cleaning (Julie)  

Pam gets back from her sunny remote office, Len tells us about board games at CodeMash, and we discuss the pros and cons of end-to-end testing. Learn ES6 · 6to5 CodeMash Ampersand.js human javascript by Henrik Joreteg Marionette.js – The Backbone Framework