William Hurley

We've all been there, had a feature all ready go and set for a production release when the QA team finds a problem. Suddenly it's a mad scramble to get it fixed in time or a difficult conversation with the client as to why it's not going up on time. Rather than testing at the end you could have been doing that throughout, testing new features, testing for regressions and doing security scans to catch issues early on in the process. In this session you'll learn about the importance of integrating automated tools into your development process and how they can save you time and frustration by shortening the feedback cycle.