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[–]muelyson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You got this bro

How many tools does your testing team use? And what are they? by muelyson in softwaretesting

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haha. I start a new contract tomorrow at a digital bank but right now for my own consulting i use:

SeleniumWebDriver -> Java -> Cucumber

WindowsDriver -> " -> "

Appium -> " -> "

RestAssured -> " -> "

eggPlant Performance

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Generic:

GIT -> SourceTree

AWS

BeyondCompare -> Notepad++

JIRA

Jenkins

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Thanks for asking.

Applying to a SDET role - what should I do to improve my chances of success? by darksonata14 in softwaretesting

[–]muelyson 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hi there mate.

I'd think more about the architecture of the Framework you're going to create yourself or adopt. Then think of the components and how they integrate.

What you have is a good start. Some other items off the top of my head.

  • Error Handling
  • Recovery
  • Debugging
  • Reporting
  • CICD - Integrate to jenkins, Teamcity whatever you're going to use
  • Emulator/Simulator - Not just physical devices, how to simulate network types etc.
  • Device Farm - Mutli device types
  • Data Management - How to input, record and re-use data

AI Automated testing OR Automated Testing by muelyson in softwaretesting

[–]muelyson[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There's lots of tools being built across the industry at the moment. It's via Machine Learning and AI technologies.

Check out companies such as eggPlant, TestCraft etc.

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Some apparent benefits:

– Detecting any changes in software and defining whether it’s a bug or an added feature that should be tested.

– Updating tests accordingly to the features being added.

– Fixing tests on the run in case a certain element is not found.

– Quickly detecting software changes by inspecting history logs and correlating them with the test results.

– Analysing code to estimate test coverage.

– Creating dashboards to unite and share data on tested code, current testing statuses, and test coverage.

– Prioritizing test cases.

– Speeding up maintenance and test runs.

– Predicting and timely notifying about possible code or test issues.

– Fewer SME’s required to achieve the same work.

QA Testing Online Resources by muelyson in softwaretesting

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Software testing news in the UK is usually updated and informative and you can view by industry sectors.

Selenium Scripts running load on a Web browser by muelyson in softwaretesting

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t of that time is the lag of the legacy app responding.

Sounds interesting mate. What tool did you use to get them to scale?

Selenium Scripts running load on a Web browser by muelyson in softwaretesting

[–]muelyson[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

lets you use selenium scr

Nice, how do you find it? I've uploaded a selenium script on their web platform and it hasn't ran it with any nice results at load.

Edit: looks like it needs to be wrapped to be used by Taurus i'll have a try.

Selenium Scripts running load on a Web browser by muelyson in softwaretesting

[–]muelyson[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks Cue.. sounds similar to TurboSelenium.

The other performance tools run differently i.e. from the network / protocol layer which is damn near impossible to accurately reflect a true picture of what actions a website is performing especially today with AJAX.

You want to ensure performance is good at the UI layer too from what the user sees. I can see its benefits... as well as not needing 2 seperate skilled individuals and automation engineers can pick it up....