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Consumer Driven Contract Testing Using Pact Java

Consumer-Driven Contract Testing using Pact Java

In the previous article we discussed how we can use Pact for consumer-driven testing using JavaScript. In this chapter, we will look at how we can use Pact for consumer-driven...

Consumer-Driven Contract Testing using Spring Cloud Contract

Consumer-Driven Contract Testing using Spring Cloud Contract

Spring Cloud Contract is an umbrella project that holds solutions to help users implement contract tests. It has two main modules: Spring Cloud Contract Verifier, which is...

REST API Testing Guide

REST API Testing using Postman & Newman Essential Guide

API is the acronym for Application Programming Interface. It is a set of rules that allow programs to talk to each other. APIs are used to aid server-client...

KeyPass

Overcoming API Testing Challenges Using Postman: One-Time...

Traditionally, access to online services was protected (typically) only by a username and a password. This type of authentication can be described as a Single-Factor...

Next Generation Front End Testing using WebDriver and DevTools

Next Generation Front End Testing using WebDriver and...

In the previous article, you’ve seen what Chrome DevTools protocol is and how Selenium 4 came up with its native support for Chrome DevTools protocol, etc. In this article,...

Chrome DevTools

Next Generation Front End Testing using WebDriver and DevTools:...

Back in 2017, Google has announced Multi-client remote debugging support on Chrome v63 and above. Multi-client remote debugging support opens up interesting opportunities for...

Using-Java-Objects-for-Comparing-API-and-DB-Test-Data

Using Java Objects for Comparing API and DB Test Data

Automated tests deal with a lot of information comparison, where expected values are compared against actual ones. In certain situations, a test must compare a very large number...

How Can You Scale Your REST API Testing?

REST API is a powerful way to run tests, however it’s not always enough. There are some pitfalls that cannot be spotted by REST API testing alone. And here comes the importance...