Satyajit Malugu
Sr. mobile tester
Godaddy
location_on United States
Member since 5 years
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Satyajit Malugu
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Satyajit is a Senior SDET focussing on mobile testing at GoDaddy, Kirkland, Washington, USA. His work involves automation of native and hybrid apps and providing test perspective to his team that recently converted from waterfall to an agile process. Before Godaddy he worked at Urbanspoon and gained SDET knowledge at Microsoft. As a testing thought leader in a company that aims to be mobile-first, he in involved with strategizing, executing and mentoring other teams on best practices for mobile testing.
Some publications:
- Testing circus publication http://www.testingcircus.com/march-2015/
- Previous blog - http://testautomation.quora.com
- Android testing - http://autotestcentral.com/author/satyamalugu-com
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Adapting testing and automation for Mobile First
45 Mins
Talk
Intermediate
Mobile-first is a paradigm shift in developing software where products are created with an emphasis on mobile experiences, rather than desktop. Mobile sites, native apps become the new centerfold for the company around which various other initiatives and goals are driven. This paradigm has been in adoption by major industry players including Google, facebook, Airbnb, ebay, shopify etc.
From a development standpoint it is not really different from traditional websites after you get UX but testing is quite different. You have to consider various devices, screen sizes, performance and visual testing. Automation should focus on tackling the most time consuming manual aspects which include functionality, visual parity and device compatibility.
Our $5B company has been in a mobile-first transformation this year, spanning many legacy products and teams. As a senior SDET leading the testing efforts I have been involved in various phases of this transformation. I believe this talk would give practical insights in mobile web development and testing.
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