Test Automation
Pimp my testAUTOmation (Part 1)
In this blog posts I want to show what Selenium 4 brings and how important features like screenshots, videos, reports and approaches of AI can be implemented using simple means.
Recipes for Test Automation (Part 3)
To find out how a recipe, thus a test case for test automation, has to look like, we first take a look at a typical recipe.
Test Automation with Squish (Part 2) – Functional Perspective
After Python was specified as the most suitable script language for test automation with Squish in the first part, now the functional view on this topic is explained.
Test Automation with Squish (Part 1) – Technical Perspective
How does test automation with Squish work? Which technical and functional aspects should be noted while designing the test framework or the test scripts?
Protractor – Automated Testing with Angular
Critical errors that become evident only in live operation constitute a major financial risk, and they also mean negative publicity both for the product and the companies involved. This is why testing is a fundamental, integral part of modern software development.
Recipes for Test Automation (Part 2) – Data Salad
The test data always pose a particular challenge in manual testing, and even more so with respect to test automation.
Recipes for Test Automation (Part 1) – Soup
A colleague recently approached me and asked me whether I know a recipe for good test automation. I told him that, just like with a good soup, it takes more than a recipe: The kitchen appliances, ingredients, and the cook are important as well.
“Heisenberg’s” Test Uncertainty with Automated Test Tools
Critical errors that become evident only in live operation mean negative publicity for both the product and the companies involved. To prevent this, test automation is a fundamental, integral part of modern software development. However, the technical implementation with test automation tools gives rise to problems that we need to be aware of.