When you begin the process of web testing, one of the main decisions you have to make is whether you will test manually or use automated procedures. While neither of… Read More +
This is the latest post as part of the Huddle Selenium series. Each month on the first Tuesday of the month, we will post a new blog post to take… Read More +
I want to share with you some thoughts on Testing Oracle EBS applications. Combination of Automation and Manual test scripts with right key ingredients of Test Users and post cloned… Read More +
Your business needs to deliver faster. To accommodate, Development needs to introduce fewer changes but in a much more frequent cadence. This creates a challenge for test teams to keep… Read More +
Over the past few years, I have worked with my test consultant colleagues on several projects, writing automated tests for both traditional clients and websites - with different automation tools… Read More +
With more and more companies pushing test automation, developers are being asked to write automated and test their own code. Should developers be responsible for testing? Is it ever appropriate… Read More +
This is the latest post as part of the Huddle Selenium series. Each month on the first Tuesday of the month, we will post a new blog post to take… Read More +
Automation has been touted as a way to speed up release delivery, improve quality, and reduce testing costs, but what if there is a different side of the story? Come… Read More +
This is the first post in our new series on myths in testing. Like any profession, there are beliefs and myths about what a tester does or what should a tester… Read More +
This is the latest post as part of the Huddle Selenium series. Each month on the first Tuesday of the month, we will post a new blog post to take… Read More +
The ‘Java For Testers‘ book is for people who want to learn Java. Automation to support testing is not limited to testers anymore, so this book is suitable for anyone wanting… Read More +
This is the latest post as part of the Huddle Selenium series. Each month on the first Tuesday of the month, we will post a new blog post to take… Read More +
This article will dive deeper into how to handle popups with selenium webdriver. Demystifying Popups with Selenium After you have been working with Selenium for a while you will… Read More +
The complexity of advanced technologies these days makes it a real challenge to deliver high-quality applications quickly, especially when your products need to go through intensive manual testing in the… Read More +
This is the third part of a series of posts on How to Do Performance Testing. Read the previous episodes of the series on Setup of Performance Testing (Part 1) and on… Read More +
A defining factor for successfully applying test automation in software projects is choosing and using the right set of test automation tools. This is a daunting task, especially for those… Read More +
xUnit Test Patterns is the definitive guide to writing automated tests using xUnit, the most popular unit testing framework in use today. Agile coach and test automation expert Gerard Meszaros… Read More +
Will tools and automation continue to support testing or will robots replace testers in the future? This talk sets the scene and perhaps a direction for the future of tools… Read More +
We all know, designing a framework is a tedious task. So, this time I came up with an article on new framework RedwoodHQ, a Tester friendly with many built-in features… Read More +
This guide is on how to solve a particular problem with SOAP UI with guest blogger Brendan Connolly. Here, we look at Parsing With Groovy. Parsing with Groovy SOAP UI will be… Read More +
In this guide I outline the key building blocks which managers ought to include as part of their RWD test plan. It covers navigation testing, visual, client side performance, functional… Read More +
This is the latest post as part of the Huddle Selenium series. Each month on the first Tuesday of the month, we will post a new blog post to take… Read More +
Many test automation projects start with a lot of promise but fast become a mess. Initial solutions that start well and are full of promise often end up as brittle… Read More +
Java garbage collection is something that you often if not always need to think about. Did you know that enlarging the Java heap size can decrease your performance? That is true.… Read More +
In a forthright post each month, Robin dispels some truth that you otherwise might not realise with his regular Unconventional blog. In the latest instalment, Robin continues his exploration of… Read More +
Test automation is like many political issues—there are several camps with varying degrees of bias. PMs and testers with little programming experience are sometimes intimidated by automation. Engineers, especially engineers… Read More +
Every month on the third Tuesday as part of our How To…Series, we feature a new post with a guide on how to solve a particular problem with SOAP UI… Read More +
One of the most popular design patterns in Web Automation is the so-called Page Object Pattern. The famous programmer Martin Fowler was one of the first that mentioned Page Object… Read More +
In this post, we’ll learning theoretical, but important things before start puts our hands-on code automating tests with Appium: What is the Appium for What you can do with Appium… Read More +
This week Alex looks at Selenium Find Element and a checklist of tips of things to do when an element cannot be found. What to do when an web… Read More +
Client One of the online shopping sites that offer the latest in apparel. Industry E-commerce Problem It was festival season and many online shopping businesses has started running offers on… Read More +
Selenium is a test automation tool that runs in many browsers and operating systems. It can be controlled by many programming languages and testing frameworks. So what is the background… Read More +
I have recently got to work with a project, where the main part of the application is to adding and working with chrome extension, and we had to automate this… Read More +
Welcome to this week's Blog Spy, our round-up of the best software testing blog posts from the last week. This week: Famous Computer bugs, looking back on 2016, Testers to… Read More +
At our EuroSTAR Conference back in 2016, I mentioned in my talk that one of the steps we have taken for training our test consultants is to introduce them to… Read More +
On the first Tuesday of every month, the EuroSTAR Huddle team will post a new blog post to take you through a step-by-step guide on how to address a particular… Read More +
Sometimes stress lets you do stupid things. Here is what I did not so long ago. I had to automate some test cases about setting (or un-setting) options. To check… Read More +
“I need your Test Strategy by Friday” said the Project Manager. I reply “I can’t have a meaningful strategy by then. I don’t yet have enough information about what we’re… Read More +
Sliders allow users to select a value by dragging and dropping a handle. This article provides steps on how to manage sliders in selenium webdriver. Here are the 3 main… Read More +
Defect Clustering And Pesticide Paradox is a familiar concept. Translated to the field of testing, it refers to the fact that when repeating the same tests over and over, eventually… Read More +
What is a framework? According to Wikipedia, a framework is an abstraction in which software providing generic functionality can be selectively changed by additional user-written code, thus providing application-specific software… Read More +
What is Selenium? Why should you use it? And how do you use it successfully? In this talk, Dave answers these questions as he steps through through the why, how,… Read More +
This is part two of a three part series on Implementing Performance Testing. You can read Part 1: Setup here and Part 3: Cloning to the cloud here. This post will… Read More +
Each month on the first Tuesday of the month, we will post a new blog post to take you through a step-by-step guide on how to address a particular aspect… Read More +
The book ‘The Selenium Guidebook‘ is not a full and comprehensive treatise that outlines every possible permutation of Selenium (the open-source software test automation tool for web applications). There are other books that already… Read More +
UI automation often starts on a great note. You buy a test automation tool and start writing automated tests. But then over time, as you begin to scale your testing… Read More +
Government agency upgrades software with Hewlett Packard Enterprise testing tool and useMango™ A leading government agency successfully upgraded it’s highly customised Oracle E-Business Suite by integrating HPE Application Lifecycle Management, HPE… Read More +
Industry analysts, software innovators, and technical evangelists all warned us it was coming. Some of us believed them, others doubted, but there’s no denying that it’s here. The era of… Read More +
Each month on the first Tuesday of the month, we will post a new blog post to take you through a step-by-step guide on how to address a particular aspect… Read More +
QA plays a crucial part in product quality and product delivery. In agile development methodologies like scrum, QA needs to work in highly compressed test execution cycles. One of the… Read More +
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