Rock SOLID Test Automation
Do you already have a written test automation project? Awesome! Now, are you satisfied with how it is written? How do you even know if it's written correctly? In test automation projects, like any other software project, we follow a set of principles and...
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How to Stabilize Your Automation using Telnet, Java and PowerShell
In this article, I will demonstrate the use of a custom Telnet function that I have created as a precondition to running our E2E testing. The function uses a Java API that interacts with PowerShell console named jPowerShell. The Problem Some systems...
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Export Recorded iOS, Android and Web Tests to Java with TestProject
The term "record and playback" gets a lot of bad rep in the test automation community and some don't find it to be as beneficial as coded tests. However, I find such tools to be of great advantage, especially if used in a smart way while utilizing best...
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How To Get Slack Notifications for your Test Automation Reports
In the last few years Slack has become the most popular collaboration tool for development teams around the world. Besides chatting with team members, Slack is often used to broadcast important information regarding various processes and events in the...
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Announcing the Launch of our New Website for TestProject
We are very excited to announce the launch of our brand new website for TestProject's free community powered platform for recording, developing and analyzing test automation. The website has a whole new look and is updated with all the latest information...
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Write Dockerized End-to-End Tests With JUnit 5 and Selenium WebDriver
It’s hard to configure the environment that is required to run end-to-end tests which use Selenium WebDriver. The problem is that every computer that runs our end-to-end tests must have a desktop environment and we must install the used web browsers on...
6 Recipes for Test Automation Success!
It's a fact that everyone wants to do automation, a lot of companies try, a lot of companies fail, and very few succeed. A successful company is not one that never fails, rather one that learns from its failures. Here are some of the failures that I've...
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WinAppDriver – Free Test Automation Tool for Windows Desktop...
Almost every tester out there is familiar with Selenium WebDriver for automating Web applications, and many are also familiar with Appium for automating Mobile apps. However, not as many are familiar with automation tools for desktop applications. This...
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How To Select The Right Test Automation Tool
Every software development team or company will come to the point where a test automation tool is needed to downsize the effort of regression testing. The test automation tool can help the tester and the whole team to concentrate on other important...
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How to Decide What To Automate
When I started my career as a software tester a decade ago, test automation was viewed with some skepticism. Automated tests were hard to set up, time-consuming to run, and provided unreliable results. But since then huge advances have been made, and now...
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7 Reasons to Skip Tests
A brilliant article by Piet Van Zoen was recently published which discussed reasons not to skip tests. In this article I'm going to discuss reasons why we might need to do the opposite. To clarify, I do not think we should be skipping tests. I strongly...
Integrating TestProject with Jenkins CI
While automated tests have a value of their own, integrating them in your CI flow can have a significant impact on your product's overall quality. Ensuring that your automation (or at least part of it) will be executed each time there is a version build,...