Michal Vanek
Lead QA Engineer
Avast Software
location_on Czech Republic
Member since 5 years
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Michal Vanek
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I began to work as a quality engineer at Sun Microsystems on the NetBeans project, later joining the Kenai team where I was responsible for testing of the web front-end. Currently I am Lead QA engineer at Avast Software, in the testing department. where I am responsible for testing of all Avast antivirus consumer products, management and coordination test/developer teams. I participate in all phases of testing, from manual testing to design and development of automated tests, test plan creation and building a test infrastructure for new Avast features.
Conferences highlights:
- Jenkins user Conference New York, USA
- http://www.cloudbees.com/jenkins-user-conference-2012-newyork-speakers.cb
- The Czech Test 2013, international conference on software and systems testing
- The Czech Test 2014, international conference on software and systems testing
- http://czechtest.com/building-qa-infrastructure-dont-be-afraid-open-source
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Breaking down the barriers: Testing desktop apps with Selenium
Michal VanekLead QA EngineerAvast SoftwareFilip BraunQuality Assurance EngineerAvast Softwareschedule 5 years ago
45 Mins
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Intermediate
Selenium was born for web-application testing. But have you ever thought it could be a great tool for testing Windows desktop apps too?
Today, more and more desktop apps use a web-like approach to implement their UI. The methods vary from basic HTMLayout environment to complex designs in CEF (Chromium Embedded Framework). However traditional GUI automation tools seem to be a step behind or ignoring the trend completely. This situation calls for finding new ways of testing.
In our talk we shall introduce to you a new way of utilizing Selenium for automated testing of desktop applications. No matter whether the HTML UI content is completely offline or loaded and updated dynamically, Selenium is able to access and navigate it just like in a web page. We’ll also show you how to build a small framework around it and plug it into your Continuous Integration process. All of this will be demonstrated using a real-life instance of Avast Antivirus for Windows.
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