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Sven Kroell
June 13, 2017
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Transcript
Code Quality for Test Frameworks Sven Kroell
About me Tester Software Craftsperson Working @MaibornWolff Love nature and
hiking Traveller @craftingtester
My history Brands4Friends Babbel BBC Worldwide MaibornWolff
Quality, But why? Many changes Maintenance Fast releases Variety of
tools Tutorials often without depth
Frameworks? What do they do? Combination of different tools Orchestration
of tests Data generation Reporting
Pitfalls Lack of coding skill Time pressure Quality as a
cost centre Roleism
How to improve? Get better at coding Know your tooling
Establish a quality culture Be brave
Get better at coding Engage in communities Pair with your
developers Do katas
Know your tools Rubocop as linter Simplecov for codecoverage Guard
for task automation
Demo The Demo is very short and I will only
show how guard works
Quality Culture Involve team members Showcase your results Communicate Do
merge requests
Be brave Show your skills Stand by your opinion Seek
help Be visible
Benefits Teams getting closer Developers are more engaged Shows your
value Better maintainable code
Questions? Thank you All pictures ©Sven Kroell