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Use Testing to Develop Better Software Faster

TestUConf- Marit van Dijk

Marit van Dijk

Developer Advocate

JetBrains

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About the Talk

Use Testing to Develop Better Software Faster

Testing doesn’t always get the attention it deserves in software development. Many developers claim to be bad at it, or are just not that interested. (These may or may not be related.)

As developers, our job is to deliver working software. With the shift to CI/CD and the move to the cloud, the need to have the right feedback at the right time only increases. There are many ways that testing can help us with that. Not only can testing help us verify our solution and prevent us from breaking things, it can also help us design our software, find flaws in our architecture and come up with better solutions. In this talk I will highlight some of the many ways that testing can help you to develop better software faster.

Key Takeaways

  • Getting the right feedback at the right time
  • What to test, when to test and how
  • What makes good (automated) tests

About the Speaker

Marit van Dijk is a Developer Advocate at JetBrains. She is a software developer with 20 years of experience in different roles and companies. She loves building awesome software with amazing people and has contributed to open-source projects like Cucumber and various other projects.

She enjoys learning new things as well as sharing knowledge on programming, test automation, Cucumber/BDD, and software engineering.

Marit speaks at international conferences, in webinars, and on podcasts, occasionally writes blog posts, and contributed to the book “97 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know” (O’Reilly Media).

The free online Testµ (TestMu) conference by LambdaTest will talk about trends that matter in the testing landscape and will help testers & developers get a glimpse into the future of testing. Over 30+ speakers including community leaders and leading industry experts will join the event to share their thoughts.

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