What we’re about
Shevelopers ist eine Austauschplattform für Frauen in der Softwareentwicklung. Wir setzen uns ein für mehr Frauen in der Softwareentwicklung. Unser Ziel ist es Frauen in der IT-Branche zu vernetzen und zu bestärken. Wir veranstalten Meetups rund um IT, Softwareentwicklung und Frau sein in dieser Branche.
Wir sind eine BiPoC, Neurodivergenz und LGBTQ+ freundliche Gemeinschaft. Allies aller Geschlechter sind herzlich willkommen.
Alle Mitglieder der Shevelopers Gruppe stimmen dem folgenden code of conduct beim Eintritt der Gruppe zu. Verstöße gegen den code of conduct werden aus dieser Meetup Gruppe ausgeschlossen und jegliche Teilnahme an Events untersagt.
English:
Shevelopers is a networking meetup for women in software development. We advocate for more women in software development. Our goal is to connect and empower women in the IT industry. We host meetups around IT, software development and being a woman in this industry.
We are a BiPoC, neurodivergent and LGBTQ+-friendly community. Allies of all genders are welcome.
All members of the Shevelopers group agree to the following code of conduct upon joining the group. Violators of the code of conduct will be excluded from this meetup group and prohibited from participating in any events.
Upcoming events (2)
See all- Shevelopers meets Ministery of Testing: Automation and Testingcodecentric AG, München
18:30 Open Doors: Enjoy complimentary Food and Drinks sponsored by codecentric AG
19:00 Welcoming from Shevelopers, Ministery of Testing and codecentric
19:10 Model-Based Automation for Complex Business Applications
In the digital age, test automation experts face the challenge of efficiently automating the testing of extensive forms within complex business applications. The large number of fields in each form, combined with the multitude of possible input variations, complicates end-to-end test automation—especially under the constraints of limited time and resources. This presentation introduces a model-based approach that generates test automation code and employs an interpreter to systematically and blindly fill out each form’s user interface. The core concept of this approach is transferable to other applications and UI test automation tools.As senior software developer and head of quality assurance at mgm technology partners, Lilia Gargouri brings over 25 years of expertise in both software development and quality assurance of enterprise software. Through her innovative model-driven test automation tool, the mgm Q12-ATA, she has made a sustained impact on quality assurance within the company.
19:50 From Painful to Productive: Making test environments work for everyone
When was the last time you’ve struggled with the environment management in your project? For me, this has been among the top three of my pain points during the last years. And this pain ranges from someone changing an environment’s configuration without telling anyone to someone using up all the test data without resetting it or environments simply not being available when I need them.
In my current project we decided to transform the test environment in the regulated context of the financial sector and introduced DevOps culture and practices. I’m going to illustrate our starting point and the steps taken to achieve on-demand environments for everyone. Join me on our journey from mainframe architecture to containerization and infrastructure as code!Originally holding a PhD in molecular biology, Katja changed career paths a couple of years ago and started her journey into the testing world. She is currently working as a test consultant and testing team lead at QualityMinds. In addition to digging her way deeper into the realm of test automation, she is also passionate about learning new testing techniques and onboarding new testers.
20:30 Foto-Time and Networking
22:00 END - Accesibility in Web BrowsersIDV AG, München
18:00 Open Doors (IDV AG @ Hans-Fischer-Str. 12)
Enjoy complimentary Food and Drinks sponsored by IDV AG18:45 Welcoming from Shevelopers and IDV AG
19:00 Accessibility in Web Browsers: Building Websites for Everyone
Did you know that websites, just like physical spaces, need to be accessible to everyone? When we think of accessibility, we often imagine ramps, elevators, or wider doors. But the digital world needs similar considerations. Join us for an insightful discussion on how accessibility in web browsers plays a crucial role in ensuring that the internet is usable for all, regardless of their physical abilities or impairments.
In this talk, we’ll explore:- What digital accessibility means and why it's essential.
- Common accessibility barriers people face on websites.
- Tools and techniques to make websites more accessible to users with disabilities.
Whether you're a web developer, designer, or just someone who’s passionate about making the digital world more inclusive, this session will provide you with valuable insights to start thinking about accessibility in a whole new way.
Let’s work together to build a web that works for everyone.19:45 Q&A Session
20:15 Networking
