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Managing Test Automation Data Why Your Tests Need to be Independent
Flaky Tests? One of the main causes of the test automation failures I’ve seen is poor test data management.
Your tests need to be able to run independently to avoid many issues that can arise if those tests make assumptions or rely on certain data being in a known state.
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In this episode, we discuss how to test and monitor APIs with Neil Mansilla, head of developer relations at Runscope. You’ll discover how to take your API monitoring and testing efforts to the next level. Read full transcript –>
If you’re a test engineer, you’ve probably been hearing more about microservices over the past year or so. It isn’t surprising given that many companies that have invested in DevOps are also moving to a more “micro-services” way of creating software. Are you ready to test micro-services? Discover how to start..
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Discover how the Internet of Things and raspberry pie might actually explode the use of Python for hardware. Are you ready? Listen to Brian’s interview to find out more.Read full transcript –>
Are simple Selenium screenshots not helping you debug failing tests? I got a better solution — video! Find out how to use a FREE tool to easily add video debugging to your Selenium test scripts.
I’ve been involved with test automation for over 15 years, and I’m amazed that to this day there are misconceptions […]
A few weeks ago, I had the honor of being a guest on a Zephyr Webinar about Test Automation alongside […]
I spoke recently with Zephyr’s Sanjay Zalavadia on TestTalks regarding what most testers should expect when making the switch from […]
I’ve already gotten a bunch of emails asking me whether a certain OS or browser is supported using LeanFT 12.5. […]