OEL Talk #4 | How to elevate your (OpenEuropa) contribution with automated tests

This meeting is your go-to hub for engaging discussions, insightful presentations, and lightning sessions on the Europa IT Platform. Whether you're a Business Manager, Project Manager, Functional Analyst, UX/UI Designer, Developer, or Architect, there's something here for everyone! 

Here's what you can expect from this session:

In this session, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of automated tests by learning what they are and the different types available. We will delve into the importance of automated testing, highlighting its role and how it differs from manual testing. 

You will also explore the costs associated with automated testing, including ongoing maintenance and the overall value it provides. Lastly, you will learn effective strategies for writing productive tests, focusing on best practices, whether in OpenEuropa or elsewhere! 

What is the target audience? 

Project Managers, Product Owners, Scrum Masters and Developers.

About the speaker:

Adam Nagy is a web developer with over 10 years of experience in high-impact projects across Europe. As a Senior Drupal Consultant for the European Commission, he develops components for OpenEuropa and the Europa Web Publishing Platform, the European Commission main web communication tool, supporting with his team over 170+ Commission sites. He is an active Drupal contributor and module maintainer, sharing his expertise and insights with the community. 

Adam holds a degree in Generative Software Information Technology from the University of Szeged and a certification in Elements of AI from the University of Helsinki. His work has significantly enhanced platforms like the European Cluster Collaboration Platform and fit for Health 2.0 project of Horizon 2020. 

Join us in the Regular OEL Talks every Tuesday at 16:00 to stay informed, inspired, and connected with fellow professionals across diverse roles and expertise areas. Let's collaborate, learn, and innovate together to make OpenEuropa Library a success!