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…
I’ve started a new initiative: post daily tips about Testing tools you can use with Java! I will post it daily on my two social networks: Twitter and LinkedIn.By the way, don’t hesitate to follow/add me! Where can I find the tips? daily on my social networks weekly in the Read more…
What is a retry strategy? Retry strategy is an approach you can implement into your test to run it again when it fails by any condition: assertion error or exception. If a test fails the retry strategy will execute it again N times leading to the successful execution when one Read more…
Introduction In my career, I always believed that we (technical roles working in a software development project) are software engineers with more focus and experience in one area (backend, frontend, quality engineering, devops). These 3 books can be read by any software engineer that want’s to learn more about the 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…