Influencers and thought leaders in Testing Automation are shaping the discourse of today’s quality assurance. By providing tools, practices and ideas driving effective implementation of Agile, Continuous Deployment & DevOps,…
Quality Assurance (QA) is one of the integral parts of software development process. Every component and piece of a software module has to pass through quality assurance before they are…
The Problem In the last write-up I covered common issues that can lead to false positives in your automated visual tests along with some workarounds for them. While this was…
The Problem One of the biggest hurdles to successful automated testing is making sure that when your tests fail, they’re legitimate failures. Getting false positives is a slippery slope that…
The development world is Big Data hungry, but it often feels like a race to nowhere, because the number of options is huge, and the use case is not always…
When you are a small and lean software development shop it seems you can’t always do things the ideal way. The processes and tooling you adopt are associated with an…
Great turnout at our last Selenium Meetup, which celebrated its 1 year anniversary yesterday! We had 2 awesome sessions: (1) Alon Heller from Alcatel-Lucent explained how Protractor makes life easier when it…
Your development team is stretched-thin as demands increase, but Quality Assurance takes a lot of effort—not just in running the actual tests, but in maintaining the tests, communicating with developers…
Visual UI Testing in conjunction with functional testing is a new approach to improving application quality without additional effort, and like all new technologies, people have questions. The most common…
Our two guest speakers at the last Selenium TLV Meetup were Michal Pal from Incapsula and Eli Givoni from JFrog. Here is a brief review of their talks and links to their presentations.
Have you heard about automated visual testing but were put off by the thought that it might involve long implementation and could potentially result in too much extra work to…
You have a choice. You can be a puppet master and test applications by making them do cool things from within. Crossing your fingers you cover all use cases. Or…
