This post belongs to the How to create Lean Test Automation Architecture for Web using Java series. If you didn’t see the previous posts, please check them out! Introduction A good practice when we are creating an automated test framework using Java is the creation of properties files to add any configuration Read more…
Introduction Imagine you dealing with your functional/e2e tests where you want to clean the input fields. You will, probably, use your web test automation framework to do it, right? It seems a good and easy approach, but is it fast? In this post, I will show you basic comparisons based Read more…
This post belongs to the How to create Lean Test Automation Architecture for Web using Java series. If you didn’t see the previous posts, please check them out! What problem does it solve? One of the biggest pain points during test automation, whatever the layer you are testing, is to manage the Read more…
This post belongs to the How to create Lean Test Automation Architecture for Web using Java series. If you didn’t see the previous posts, please check them out! What is the Base Test Class? It is a simple approach to set up common initialization and cleanup in your tests. We Read more…
Introduction This post exists because I had a question on Linkedin when I was sharing the following post that explains about the Implicitly and Explicitly waits: Explicit Wait and Implicit Wait in Selenium: Finally Explained! I won’t explain the difference because there’re a tons of blog posts and articles about Read more…
Introduction Although extremely important, we are not talking here about unit testing and integration testing, assuming you already know what it is and already apply it, as a developer concerned about the quality of your code. Test Automation Pyramid and Agile Testing Quadrants Creating tests is the easiest and quickest Read more…
Introduction You might want to run a test that is hosted on GitLab. Instead of clone, build, and run the tests locally you would like to do it on a CI/CD application. Thankfully GitLab has the GitLab CI, where you can use it to run your pipeline. Wherever you want Read more…
Introduction It is common, especially in functional tests on any front-end (web, mobile), to include text validation in our tests to verify that the returned value is the expected one. These validations are user failures or even information about a successfully executed command. However, it is common to see many Read more…
WebDriverManager is an excellent tool to automate the management of the browser driver binaries running your automated test scripts locally with Selenium WebDriver and Java. Simple example A simple and small example, if you don’t know this tool is: The main thing here is the code on line 6. The Read more…