Using Jenkins, Browserstack , Docker and galen to speed up the development process

Wouldn't be nice for once if you submit a task/project and the client does not
come back with new comments of some change request ?

I would like to embark on this ambitious goal where I will like to share
how in my company we try to reduce if not eliminate continous revisions.

The tools we use are Galen, Browserstack , Docker and Jenkins.
Besides sharing the workflow of the tools we use I have learnt some valuable limitations and best practices which I would like to share.

I hope by the end of this session you will learn:

- Speed up Development by using automated Testing
- Using different platforms to test multiple scenarios to avoid 
the statement "in my machine it works but ..." 
- How we communicate the final requirement to the clients using Gherkin
Language

Wouldn't be nice for once if you submit a task/project and the client does not
come back with new comments of some change request ?

I would like to embark on this ambitious goal where I will like to share
how in my company we try to reduce if not eliminate continous revisions.

The tools we use are Galen, Browserstack , Docker and Jenkins.
Besides sharing the workflow of the tools we use I have learnt some valuable limitations and best practices which I would like to share.

I hope by the end of this session you will learn:

- Speed up Development by using automated Testing
- Using different platforms to test multiple scenarios to avoid 
the statement "in my machine it works but ..." 
- How we communicate the final requirement to the clients using Gherkin
Language

Wouldn't be nice for once if you submit a task/project and the client does not
come back with new comments of some change request ?

I would like to embark on this ambitious goal where I will like to share
how in my company we try to reduce if not eliminate continous revisions.

The tools we use are Galen, Browserstack , Docker and Jenkins.
Besides sharing the workflow of the tools we use I have learnt some valuable limitations and best practices which I would like to share.

I hope by the end of this session you will learn:

- Speed up Development by using automated Testing
- Using different platforms to test multiple scenarios to avoid 
the statement "in my machine it works but ..." 
- How we communicate the final requirement to the clients using Gherkin
Language