QAutomation News / By Rahul Jain With the advancement and growth in technology and the arrival of DevOps and Agile, the software testing industry is witnessing numerous changes. Software Testing has traversed a long path from manual testing to record-and-playback sophisticated testing tools, then to test automation, and now […]
QAutomation News / By Himanshu Sheth TestNG is an open-source automation testing framework inspired by JUnit and NUnit. The framework supports data-driven testing, parallel test execution, testing integrated classes, provides access to HTML reports, amongst others. TestNG can be seamlessly integrated with Jenkins, Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, Maven, etc. Annotations in […]
QAutomation News / By Harshit Paul Do you know Cucumber is a great tool used to run acceptance tests using the plain-text functional descriptions with Gherkin? Behavior Driven Development strategy or BDD, as it is popularly known, is implemented using the Cucumber tool. The best part about using the Cucumber […]
QAutomation News / By Kritika Murari The need for seamless collaboration has driven us closer to the best possible orchestration tools around, specifically Continuous Integration (CI) & Continuous Delivery (CD) tools. Amongst all the competition, Jenkins has emerged with a unanimous popular vote! In fact, it is so popular that it is […]
QAutomation News / By Pawel Czerniewski Without a doubt, automation testing has in recent years grown to become an industry of its own in the software development world. High demand for new platforms, tools and frameworks is driving progress in the field. Nowadays marketing or pricing are becoming secondary issues for […]
QAutomation News / By Sumon Dey Whenever we think of automating any web application, the first obvious name that comes to our mind is “Selenium”. It’s quite fascinating how the Selenium project has evolved over the years and has become the most popular one. At present, it is a […]
QAutomation News / By Harish Rajora With the changes in the software development life cycles (SDLC), the overall process of deploying the code to the server has also transformed. Previously, we used to test the code manually after pushing it onto the main repository and deployed it after carefully […]
QAutomation News / By Corina Pip The topic of Selenium tests failing due to timing issues comes up quite a lot. Random failures are attributed to the interaction being done too early, when the page has either not properly loaded, or when the WebElements themselves were not fully initialized. […]
QAutomation News / By Laveena Ramchandani Project management has evolved significantly in recent years. I remember from my first ever project I was using Waterfall methodology. There have been a number of project management frameworks and methodologies introduced to ensure effective team management and collaboration in a workplace. When […]
QAutomation News / By Andreea Draniceanu Cookies, or HTTP cookies, are pieces of data stored on the user’s computer containing information about the user and the user’s preference on a specific website. For example, a cookie can store the authentication information of the user or session information such as browsing […]
