• Five Blogs – 20 February 2019

  The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out. My learning – Part 15 – Motivation Written by: Erik Brickarp What is a portfolio in Scaled Agile? Written by: Chris Matts Who is in Charge of Quality in Software Development Written by: Janet Gregory and Jennifer Riggins How to Succeed With Limited Resources Written by: Ron Karr The Future of Work Written by: Matt Heusser Quote of the day: “If you break the little promises, you’ll break big ones.” -Cormac McCarthy You can follow this page on Twitter

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• 1# Way to Avoid Writing Bad Selenium Tests

  Test Automation Made Easy: Tools, Tips & Training Awesomeness 1# Way to Avoid Writing Bad Selenium Tests Would your Selenium tests achieve a passing grade if they were judged based on their code quality? If you could, how would you grade your Selenium tests and avoid writing bad code? Do you have a way to automatically flag issues that are known to be bad Selenium automation practices? Wouldn’t be great to have […] You’re reading 1# Way to Avoid Writing Bad Selenium Tests, originally posted on Test Automation Made Easy: Tools, Tips & Training Awesomeness - Helping you Succeed with Automation Testing and copyrighted by Joe Colantonio

  19.02.2019 | 6:56 קרא עוד...

• Testing your contracts (3/5)

  We’ve already looked at contract testing and the PACT framework and in part 3 we’ll be looking at using that framework to create your consumer side contracts. Language Support Pact supports many different languages and you can find details and guides for the supported ones at https://docs.pact.io/implementation_guides. I’ve used Pact in Javascript, Java and C# and … Continue reading Testing your contracts (3/5) →

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