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Test Automation Framework Essentials
Get started with test automation frameworks and reflect on your existing approach to setting up and maintaining automation frameworks. Including help from Mark Winteringham, Ivan Karaman, Wim Selles, Jaswanth Manigundan, Anand Bagmar and Ioan Solderea.
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Community Lead at Ministry of Testing
Hello, I'm Simon. Since 2003 I've had various roles in testing, tech leadership and coaching. I believe in the power of collaboration, creativity and community.
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Add a photo to ChatGPT and prompt it with: Can you design this photo in "studio ghibli" style?
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How do I lead without being a people manager? How do I influence quality leadership? What does my individual contributor role mean in a leadership context? All this plus more.
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Unclear requirements equal hidden bugs. Let Keysight Generator with Gen AI parse the acronyms & deliver instant coverage
In financial services and other integration-heavy environments, testing is often blocked by API dependencies. Test data is missing; third party sandboxes are not always reliable; microservices compound the challenge.
No-Code Test Automation with Low-Code integration via Robot Framework and TestBench
On the 1st & 2nd of October 2025 we're back in Brighton for TestBash: the largest software testing conference in the UK
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