Python Porto community in partnership with Blip.pt is happy to announce the May Python Porto meetup. Traditionally, the meetup will take place in the cozy and spacious kitchen of the Blip office. If you have been there, you should know and love this place for sure, and if you haven’t yet, you will like it as much as we do.
AGENDA
- 19:00 — 19:15. Opening talk
- 19:15 — 19:45. Bruno Rocha "Quality Engineering in Practice"
- 19:45 — 21:00. Coffee break and knowledge café
QUALITY ENGINEERING IN PRACTICE
Quality Engineering is the area of software development that is responsible for the automation of functional and integration tests that aim to guarantee the quality (QA) of systems in the user's perspective.
The role of the Quality Engineer mingles with the QA (Quality Analyst) in understanding quality requirements and creating test scenarios, and with DevOps by maintaining the automation environment (CI/CD) and creating and maintaining automation frameworks, libraries and tools and of course for writing automated tests focused on pre-defined quality metrics.
In this talk will be presented the role of QE (Quality Engineer), the skills and responsibilities involved and how we can use tools like Python, Javascript and CI to ensure the quality of any kind of software.
Bruno Rocha is a Software Engineer from São Paulo, Brazil. He currently works with Quality Engineering and Test Automation at Red Hat.
He actively participates in the QA, Python, Flask and Rust communities and maintains some open-source libraries.
He shares his knowledge on Youtube, Podcast, Github, meetups and articles on his personal blog http://brunorocha.org
Bruno is a father of a boy, he loves to work remotely traveling around the world with his family, he likes to cook vegan food and ride a bike in the free time.
KNOWLEDGE CAFÉ
Knowledge café (aka round table discussions) is a great opportunity to boost your knowledge and get inspired with new ideas.
After a brief introduction and explanation of the format we will be split into small groups (4 to 6 people). Very much like in a real café, we will sit around the tables to discuss topics of our choice. For the record, not necessarily they must be related with the talk.
