Today’s applications run on various browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, etc.) on different mobile or desktop devices with specific screen settings. This is why you need to perform cross-browser testing for your automated tests. This article lists the main cross-browser testing tools available today.
With focus shifting towards quick time-to-market, we have to look for ways to deliver the software faster without sacrificing its quality. Continuous Integration & Continuous Delivery (CI-CD) can help here, a build pipeline to automatically test the software and deploy it to testing and production environments. Automating everything — from build to tests, deployment and infrastructure — is the only way forward. That’s where Testing Pyramid helps to formulate an effective Test automation strategy.
Selenium 4 has been gaining immense attention since the time it was publicly announced by Simon Stewart, the founding member of Selenium in August 2018. Since then, Selenium 4 has been gaining immense traction for its new makeover in terms of features and functionalities. At a high level, the Selenium 4 tools suite comes with enhanced Selenium Grid architecture, W3C standardized protocol, revamped IDE, new APIs, relative locators, and a few others.
It started with just Testing. The focus increasingly shifted to Test automation. Then came Robotic Process Automation. And now we are talking about Hyperautomation – “a mix of automation tech tools & software and advanced technologies like AI, ML, and RPA, to automate tasks that were once completed by humans”.
As soon as you write Selenium Automation in your resume, interviewer is bound to give you a sheet of paper & ask write a Java program. Though Selenium doesn’t require extensive Java knowledge but still there is a set of basic Java programs that you should be able to write on-the-spot. Continuing on our Java interview series for Selenium Automation, this article covers five of the common Java Sort programs frequently asked in the basic technical interview. The questions are easy, but don’t forget to mark these java programs in your to do list before attending any entry-level technical interview for Selenium automation testing.
This article covers 10 of the most popular front-end technologies which everybody in the technology business should be aware of. So next time you go for an interview or join a new project – always tend to learn different technologies that build a product. Though QA is one of the part, but it makes all the sense to know about the complete product & technology that you are about to deliver. Quickly lets jump on to the top ten front-end technologies arranged chronologically.
Till now we have focused on numeric arrays. But they are most common. Everybody prepares that for the interview. In order to verify the OOPs concepts, interviewers are now asking about Java string programs instead. Why? Simple – because Java string programs are a bit level high than the simple arrays and it requires you to use different OOPs concepts like Java collections, arrays, String libraries, etc. Additionally, ‘String’ forms one of the important aspect of web applications as well as test data. This article will focus on five such Java String algorithms.
Writing automated tests is more than just a luxury for any agile software development team. It is a need, and is an essential tool to find bugs quickly during early phases of software development cycles. Although writing automated tests may seem like an easy task for engineers, there is still the possibility of ending up with poorly implemented tests, and the high cost of code maintenance in any agile process. ROI, Maintenance & Reusability is on the high priority in every Feasibility study of Automation. In this article, we will take a look at one such maintenance problem and how to overcome it using the much-famous Page Object Model. Nowadays, the page object model is a new Test automation buzz word being asked during Testing Job interviews as well.
In continuation to our previous article introducing ‘Maven Build Tool’, this article describes some of the most common terms encountered while using Maven. These terms, that have an explicit meaning for Maven, can sometimes be confusing for newcomers. As an Automation QA, you should at least be aware of the below 20+ Maven terminologies – commonly asked in a technical interview as well.
Maven. You must have heard or read about this tool in your automation journey. Moving from a beginner to an automation expert requires knowledge of Selenium Tools Galaxy – Webdriver, Log4j, Extent Reports, Apache POI, TestNG, Maven, Jenkins and Cucumber. These tools serve different purpose in the automation galaxy and are a must-know if you really want to excel in your career as a Test Architect. This article is to introduce the ‘Maven’ tool, which is a Yiddish word meaning “accumulator of knowledge”. But what is being accumulated here? The Selenium Automation project’s build components. Let’s kick-off with our Maven understanding…
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