Past session
Ministry of Testing Barcelona - Reloading! · June 17, 2025
Why Should Developers Automate?
Session overview
About this talk
This session explores how smart automation practices from a developer's perspective can drastically reduce bugs, cut costs, and accelerate delivery before issues reach QA or production environments.
Through language-agnostic concepts and real-world examples in modern architectures like microservices, database integrations, and event-driven systems. The talk demonstrates how fast, repeatable tests build confidence, improve workflows, and lead to more reliable software.
Whether you're working with monoliths or distributed systems, this talk offers practical takeaways to help you automate smarter and develop with peace of mind.
Through language-agnostic concepts and real-world examples in modern architectures like microservices, database integrations, and event-driven systems. The talk demonstrates how fast, repeatable tests build confidence, improve workflows, and lead to more reliable software.
Whether you're working with monoliths or distributed systems, this talk offers practical takeaways to help you automate smarter and develop with peace of mind.
Schedule reference
One start time, four useful zones.
Times are derived from the recorded event date and zone—not manually copied labels.
- Eastern Time
- 12:00 PM
- Central Time
- 11:00 AM
- Spain
- 06:00 PM
- Argentina
- 01:00 PM
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Open resource ↗02VIDEOTalk recording
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Open resource ↗03DEMODemo video
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Open resource ↗04CODECode repository
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Open resource ↗05READRelated article
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Open resource →06NOTEFeedback form
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Open resource ↗Speaker
Mauro Gioberti
Tech Lead · AI Architect · Mentor
Passionate about backend development, clean code, solid architecture, and helping devs grow.