Writing automated tests that are stable, fast and independent can be easy and cost efficient. With this model explained in this talk, Aki shows how this can be applied all the way to figuring out testing strategies for event-driven micro service architecture.

In modern software development, we programmers often experience unit tests that are brittle, hard to read and needs constant maintenance. And the other end of automated testing we often have is often hard-to-maintain end-to-end tests. It does not need to be like that.

In this talk, we will learn a model that is designed to empower participants with comprehensive insights and actionable strategies to enhance the stability, speed, and independence of unit tests. It also introduces a pattern that helps to more write maintainable and readable system level tests, especially within the context of event-driven microservices.

Because in the realm of agile software development, mastering the art of effective automated testing is essential. The reason Aki goes on stage to share this talk is to inspire you to learn and practice more these skills in your production app.

After this talk, you will learn to
- take ownership of test strategy as a whole team
- write stable, fast and independent unit tests
- write tests for event driven microservices
- plan automated testing strategy for a whole app.
- See how automation enables contemporary exploratory testing.