iOS Test Automation on Windows with Appium & TestProject!
The Challenge One of the major obstacles with testing iOS apps is the need for iOS devices or Xcode to run the app on a Simulator. Apple doesn't support running Xcode (an Objective-C and Swift IDE) on any other operating system or hardware rather than...
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How to Create Selenium Reports with EventListeners
In this post, we will review EventListeners - one of Selenium WebDriver's functionalities that enables us to create reports and logs while avoiding code duplication. Let's assume that we're running a test case with Selenium that includes a few steps, such...
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Boost Up with Model Based Testing
It's no secret that software is getting complex faster than we can manually test it. Automation is now a necessity. What's not as well known is that the way most companies automate tests can't keep up either. It takes time to define, write, run and...
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Introducing the TestProject Framework!
We’ve been in the test automation industry for over 10 years now. In fact, our passion for software development has begun much earlier, probably somewhere in the mid-90s. We have always been interested in programming and automation processes for...
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Maintaining Value – Automation’s Forgotten Cost
Most first-time automation endeavors lack planning around maintenance cost. We typically start an automation endeavor like this: Decide to automate. Choose a tool and start automating. Demonstrate our automation success (hopefully). T-shirts for...
Selenium + JavaScript Best Practices
Including unit tests in your web app projects leads to various benefits: Primarily, an effective and measurable way of proving code quality to developers and other project stakeholders. Browser automation takes these concepts even further, and applies the...
Running Chrome Headless with Selenium & Python on Linux Servers
Running UI Automation Tests in the cloud or on dedicated self hosted Linux servers with minimal resources, will help you to save some costs when you have multiple tests running in parallel on several Linux servers. It is recommended to keep it lean and...
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Create Parallel Automation Tests
When the number of test scripts increases to a point in which it takes too much time to execute, then the usually quick feedback we receive from automated testing starts to decrease. In some cases, automation batch runs can even take days to complete, and...
Start Educating Yourself Today!
I remember being in the 3rd year of university and attending a course about networking. You know what I mean, TCP/IP, UDP, packets, network topologies, etc. The course instructor just published a good book on the topic and most of his students, including...
Are You an Automation Hoarder?
There's a trend that I see with test automation on many QA teams. They have a large number of tests that all pass. Or some tests that flicker between pass and fail. Or some that fail all the time. But the biggest problem is that they rarely remove any...
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A Successful Experiment on Citrus Framework
Performing Integration or System Tests can be a hard task at times. A few days back I was presented with the challenge of performing testing with two heterogeneous environments, using different interfaces, SOAP and REST respectively. There are some silver...
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TestProject Welcomes 2018!
The new year is right around the corner, and we're in a mood to reminisce over the great year we've had, and to let you in on at all that's coming in 2018! Let's start with some cool facts: This year we published 51 posts as opposed to 29 posts in 2016....
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