past events

In this episode of k6 Office Hours, we talked about how to do schema testing with k6.

In this premier episode of QA Q&A, I spoke with Shweta Sharma about accessibility testing, how to incorporate it in projects earlier, and how to take it to the next level and create more impact.

People don’t like to wait. It’s been proven numerous times that slow websites irritate us. We know that for users to have an enjoyable user experience, a website has to load between 1-2 seconds, but why do we need it to load quickly? In this talk, I want to explore the psychology of speed and performance and share why this is equally important as knowing what performance is and the critical metrics to consider.

In this episode of k6 Office Hours, we talked about the different ways to organise a script in k6.

In this episode, I spoke about my journey into tech, my experience being a Cypress.io ambassador, and my move to k6.

In this episode of k6 Office Hours, we talked about experimental modules in k6.

In this episode of k6 Office Hours, we talked about how agile has changed the way we do performance testing.

In this episode of k6 Office Hours, we talked about frontend observability with Grafana Faro and k6.

In this episode of k6 Office Hours, we talked about how to get Core Web Vitals in k6.

In this episode of k6 Office Hours, we talked about how you can do exploratory testing in performance.

In this talk, I want to introduce you to xk6-browser. xk6-browser is an extension to k6 which brings browser automation and end-to-end web testing to k6 while supporting core k6 features. It adds browser-level scripting APIs to interact with real browsers and collect frontend metrics as part of your k6 tests. With xk6-browser, this gives you the ability to measure how your frontend is behaving during certain events which would be difficult to catch from the protocol-level.

In this episode of k6 Office Hours, we talked about Chaos Testing and how to get started with xk6-disruptor.