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by Nikolay Advolodkin | Feb 11, 2021 | Test Automation
Should we use logging in Test Automation Code? Everything that we do in software development is a choice that either helps us or hurts us (The Valley of Success by Titus Fortner). Furthermore, we must always consider the cost of maintenance in everything...
by Nikolay Advolodkin | Feb 8, 2021 | Courses
In this free tutorial, you will learn about the Test Project Java SDK. It is an excellent resource for creating robust test automation using the Java programming language. I’ll walk you through how to: Create your free test project account; Download the...
by Nikolay Advolodkin | Feb 2, 2021 | Automation techniques
An automated atomic test (AAT) is one that tests only a single feature or component. An AAT should form a single irreducible unit. An automated test should not do something like end-to-end automation. As an aside, this concept is already well understood...
by Nikolay Advolodkin | Jan 28, 2021 | Automation, Test Automation
If nothing else, the past year has produced some fantastic articles on test automation. Selenium WebDriver is exceptionally versatile and supports multiple programming languages, including Java, Ruby, and .Net. It also works with multiple browsers, including Chrome,...
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by Nikolay Advolodkin | Jan 25, 2021 | Resources
Although the pandemic has meant that a lot of events have been canceled over the past year, there is some light at the end of the tunnel, as conferences and exhibitions are starting to take place again. Some will happen in-person, others will take place online to make...
