• 6 Popular Automation Testing Frameworks & Tools

  Automation Testing Frameworks are used when we want to start automating the manual process,today there are several different frameworks and tools that can help you build great tests. In this article, we will cover 6 of the most popular automation testing frameworks and tools that available today. Cypress Cypress.io is a purely JavaScript-based front-end E2E testing tool built for the modern web.It aims to address the pain points developers or QA engineers face while testing an application.Cypress is a more developer-friendly tool that uses a unique DOM manipulation technique and operates directly in the browser.Cypress also provides a unique interactive test runner in which it executes all commands. The Cypress Test Runner is an open-source, downloadable application that runs your tests in a browser.It is free to use and is provided under the MIT license.The Cypress Dashboard is a SaaS web app that pairs with the open-source Test Runner, making it easy to scale your test runs and debug failed tests, this dashboard has a free plan and paid plans. You can read more about cypress in our blog. Pricing: Free Coding Skills: JavaScript Selenium Selenium is a free (open-source) automated testing framework used to validate web applications across different browsers and platforms.You can use multiple programming languages like Java, C#, Python etc to create Selenium Test Scripts. Testing done using the Selenium testing tool is usually referred to as Selenium Testing. Selenium Software is not just a single tool but a suite of software, each piece catering to different Selenium QA testing[…]

  19.09.2021 | 9:39 קרא עוד...

• Development and test environments - on demand at the press of a button (That actually work!)

  “Works on my machine!”“Fails most epicly on my test system!”“Oh, wait… it works on CI but fails in Test env 3.”Sound familiar?These sorts of conversations are thankfully a thing of the past. Wait, hold on - are you still having these sorts of conversations?That's probably because you are working somewhere where the development, test, production & CI servers are being created by people, painfully, once.Alexander the Great cutting through the Gordian knot of a particularly gnarly micro-service deployment.You set up your laptop, you pray to the god of operating system patches and upgrades and hope that nothing ever changes (ever). You're gonna be the last person in the team to take that new Mac OS upgrade - let the rest of the team run through those mine fields first.And the test systems? Last time you asked for a new one of those your programme manager ended up on new & stronger heart meds.Luckily, there are tools that can help. Gitpod, for example, allows you to create a development environment every time you log on, or in fact whenever you want.Gitpod has a number of useful features that together can make your lives easier. They are:It provides an easy to use development IDE (it's a web version of VS Code, one of the most popular IDEs in the world).A cloud based workspace with a command line terminal (Yes, Bash), and even a linux desktop if you need one.Configure your whole development/test environment with standard Docker & Docker Compose commands to be built and[…]

  19.09.2021 | 9:19 קרא עוד...

• XRAY for Jira: tests status per folder in the Repository

  If you want to see tests run status not only overall but per folder: Stand on the relevant top folder Switch to Flat View (on the top right corner) You can see the main progress bar and every folder under it

  19.09.2021 | 9:00 קרא עוד...

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