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Testing Stadium-Scale Audio Software: d&b's Journey with Squish & Qt

Meet Alex from d&b audiotechnik, a leading manufacturer of professional PA audio systems for cruise ships, stadiums, and major venues worldwide. Alex shares how Squish's seamless Qt integration has become a game changer for their software development and testing workflow.

Key Highlights:

Easy to use with support for Behavior-Driven Testing (BDD) and Model-Based Testing (MBT)
Recording feature simplifies test script creation without heavy Python coding
Seamless Qt integration - Squish digs directly into Qt's object system
Combined benefit: Squish for UI testing + Axivion for static code analysis, both handling Qt natively
Ensures regression testing - older features continue working when adding new functionality
Eliminates custom implementation work required by other tools

What Alex Says:

"The game changer, the key thing is the seamless integration. The UI testing tool can dig into the Qt object system... You could use different tools of course, but this Qt part you have to handle and implement yourself, which is a lot of implementation work."

The Challenge: As software grows with more features and UI complexity, teams need to focus on new development while ensuring existing functionality remains intact. Squish helps d&b maintain quality across their entire application as it evolves.

Industry: Professional audio systems for stadiums, cruise ships, and large-scale venues.

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