Moreton is a Principal Engineer at The Ministry of Justice. Outside of his day job he is a Director and Co-organiser of DDD East Midlands, occasional speaker, volunteer, and event attendee. He has enjoyed his experiences meeting the challenging needs of the rapidly growing businesses he has worked with whilst keeping his teams engaged and motivated.
Moreton has previously been a line manager/technical lead and has a keen interest in API and backend development. His weakness is dark chocolate or a tasty mocha and is happy to chat over either.
You’ve been working in an organisation that has seen the light of automated testing. You work in a cross-functional team bringing ops, dev, product, user research, content, testing and many other concerns together in harmony. You have iterated through a model greenfield project, have good test coverage and have obeyed the mantra of the testing pyramid. Just a few months down the line why is it so hard to change things? Why are people questioning the value of your tests? Confidence is dropping.
During this talk, we will cover an overview of different levels/types of testing but specifically looking at the value they provide to developers and others maintaining software. We will use this information to challenge some conventional thinking and re-balance how confidence in our software is gained without harming its ongoing maintenance.
This talk is suitable for people with exposure to automated testing methods who want to understand a balanced view of creating a sustainable test strategy through to production and beyond.
for free. You
can too.