Founder and CTO of Qameta Software, creator of Allure Framework
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Joined June 2011
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Dmitry Baev retweeted
Allure Report Team invites you to @esconfs 2024, an excellent opportunity to meet like-minded people and find new tools to solve your testing needs! We'll present our latest features and look forward to seeing you there. Use our code and get 10% off the tickets!
Dmitry Baev retweeted
Smart Test Cases feature automatically creates and maintains test cases, so it's convenient for DevOps. You just spend less time and money testing.
Join our meetup with @baevdm, our CTO, on May 18th to learn how to stop writing test cases
events.qameta.io/
Dmitry Baev retweeted
Check out our recent conversation with @Parveen_Khan10, Senior QA Consultant at @thoughtworks, in which we discussed QA and DevOps, QualityOps, and testing process ownership!
youtu.be/klK9KEGE4HY
Dmitry Baev retweeted
Java 20 is now available! #Java20 #JDK20 #OpenJDK
Download Now: social.ora.cl/60163AaT2
Release notes: social.ora.cl/60173AaTN
API Javadoc: social.ora.cl/60183AaT4
Features: social.ora.cl/60193AaTf
Inside Java on JDK20: social.ora.cl/60103AaTA
Dmitry Baev retweeted
Don't miss our meetup on March 30th featuring DevRel Lead, Ruslan, and Quality Engineer, Natalia.
Learn about TestOps, automated testing, and quality processes using JUnit 5, Spring Framework, Playwright, and Jest. Join our free virtual meetup!
events.qameta.io/
Dmitry Baev retweeted
Tune in for a 10-minute Allure TestOps YouTube overview!
Learn how to streamline your test automation, improve your product quality, and save time and effort. Stay ahead of the game with Allure TestOps!
youtu.be/iNQwz2zVHTs
Dmitry Baev retweeted
Software development has been an evergreen industry for decades. But developers and engineering managers had to revise and optimize SDLC to stay up-to-date.
Join us on March 2nd, to discuss developers tooling evolution, AI and testing in DevOps.
events.qameta.io/
Dmitry Baev retweeted
“It might look like advertising, but honestly, Allure TestOps is a significant tool that has boosted our process to a qualitatively new level”
@WrikeTechClub
QAA runs 130-180k tests daily, and they do 3k runs of E2E builds monthly! More details in the post
qameta.io/blog/wrike-testops…
Dmitry Baev retweeted
2022 has not been an easy year. But looking retrospectively, our team managed to achieve many goals we set in 2021! In this post, we summed up our achievements in numbers and fancy infographics:
qameta.io/blog/qameta-2022-i…
Dmitry Baev retweeted
TypeScript 5.0 Beta is now out to try! 🚀
Now with ES decorators, better modes for modules in Node & bundlers, new inference tools for library authors, JSDoc support - and last but not least, some great speed and size improvements!
devblogs.microsoft.com/types…
Dmitry Baev retweeted
Don’t miss an opportunity to get first-hand TestOps experience from @WrikeTechClub team, who manage to maintain 45k+ E2E Selenium tests and 19k+ rest/api tests with only 16 SDET!
Join us tomorrow! events.qameta.io/
Dmitry Baev retweeted
In this video, @DaschnerS shows a typical case of finding a bug and fixing an issue.
Along with that, he shows how Allure TestOps Defects help with reporting, maintaining, and eliminating a bug.
youtube.com/watch?v=tVPAZLst…
Dmitry Baev retweeted
We are a remote-first startup, so our first annual gathering was virtual. Our team more than doubled in 2022, so it was amazing to meet&greet so many new people!
Check out the next-gen testing products our team is working hard on: qameta.io
Dmitry Baev retweeted
Allure TestOps also helps you implement your Software Quality Management process because it enforces certain elements, including
Read the full article: Software Quality Management in TestOps
▸ lttr.ai/5c9B
#ProductDevelopmentProcess #SoftwareQualityManagement
Dmitry Baev retweeted
The 8086 processor (1978) led to the hugely-popular x86 architecture. Internally, the 8086 uses microcode, running a tiny program for each machine instruction.
I'm reverse-engineering the chip from die photos and I can explain exactly how the 8086 microcode engine works.🧵
ALT Die photo of the 8086 microprocessor. This photo shows the metal layer on top of the chip, providing complex wiring. The main functional blocks are labeled.
Dmitry Baev retweeted
new from @springjuergen: Spring Framework 6.0 goes GA spring.io/blog/2022/11/16/sp…
Dmitry Baev retweeted
We have done a whole ton of updates for Allure #TestOps plugin for @intellijidea and other @jetbrains IDEs!
A tweet is too small to highlight all the changes, so check out the blog post and don’t hesitate to upgrade:
qameta.io/blog/allure-testop…
Dmitry Baev retweeted
Tired of manually testing your backend and frontend separately? 😩 Don't you think it'll be cool to get the full picture of what's going on at once? Check this out! 👉 bit.ly/3f0zPt6 #TestOps #TMS #testguildtrainingsession @QametaSoftware
Dmitry Baev retweeted
Check out the new #AllureReport website!
Everything you wanted to know about one of the most popular reporting tools: how to contribute, quick-start guide, and why is Report amazing
qameta.io/allure-report/