The why I’ve been writing an article about test automation, and wanted to just explain some basic terms. I thought — well, ISTQB has a glossary on their page, I’ll link there. As it turns out, the glossary is horribly and unnecessarily complicated page to use, and it took me good … | Continue reading
The why I’ve been writing an article about test automation, and wanted to just explain some basic terms. I thought — well, ISTQB has a glossary on their page, I’ll link there. As it turns out, the glossary is horribly and unnecessarily complicated page to use, and it took me good … | Continue reading
This is part 2 of 3 of the Getting Started with Robot Framework Series. You should read the first part, but also the companion article on why parameterizing test cases is important before continuing, as it contains the basis for work done in this article. If you’re too impatient … | Continue reading
This is part 2 of 3 of the Getting Started with Robot Framework Series. You should read the first part, but also the companion article on why parameterizing test cases is important before continuing, as it contains the basis for work done in this article. If you’re too impatient … | Continue reading
The why of test parametrization This article dives deeper into reasons and methods for parametrization in test automation. After you have completed it, you will have a deeper understanding of: What types of test parametrization techniques are available to you How proper test desi … | Continue reading
The why of test parametrization This article dives deeper into reasons and methods for parametrization in test automation. After you have completed it, you will have a deeper understanding of: What types of test parametrization techniques are available to you How proper test des … | Continue reading
This is the first in a series of short posts where I will describe some of the tools that I use daily. There is no particular order to things, just a stream of thought if you will. So, Hugo. Static site generator, written in Go (one of my favourite programming languages), blazing … | Continue reading
This is the first in a series of short posts where I will describe some of the tools that I use daily. There is no particular order to things, just a stream of thought if you will. So, Hugo. Static site generator, written in Go (one of my favourite programming languages), blazing … | Continue reading
This is just a quick shout out to the Great Expectations Team (Superconductive Health). I happened to use their library to do some testing a few years ago, as I was part of the “Quality Specialists” team at Otto. Fun days, fun activity. Basically, I had a bunch of relatively big … | Continue reading
This is just a quick shout out to the Great Expectations Team (Superconductive Health). I happened to use their library to do some testing a few years ago, as I was part of the “Quality Specialists” team at Otto. Fun days, fun activity. Basically, I had a bunch of relatively big … | Continue reading
This is just a short entry on how to fix file encodings using Go. The reason for it is the following: I currently develop a small test automation augmentation for my customer, and it utilizes a third-party tool. For variuous reasons this third-party tool needs to touch the test d … | Continue reading
This is just a short entry on how to fix file encodings using Go. The reason for it is the following: I currently develop a small test automation augmentation for my customer, and it utilizes a third-party tool. For variuous reasons this third-party tool needs to touch the test d … | Continue reading
Note: this article had originally been published on the WonderProxy Blog in March 2019. Intro This is the first in a series of 3 articles. When you complete them all, you will have a functional and extensible, albeit basic, test automation solution for web applications. This solu … | Continue reading
Note: this article had originally been published on the [WonderProxy Blog](Running your first test with Robot Framework using docker) in March 2019. Intro This is the first in a series of 3 articles. When you complete them all, you will have a functional and extensible, albeit ba … | Continue reading
I have been busy the whole January with a development task for one of my customers. We had settled on delivering the solution with Go, even though my experience with this programming language had been very limited. Decision had been based on of the quality aspects, that is - main … | Continue reading
I have been busy the whole January with a development task for one of my customers. We had settled on delivering the solution with Go, even though my experience with this programming language had been very limited. Decision had been based on of the quality aspects, that is - main … | Continue reading
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on testing, development and others | Continue reading
on testing, development and others | Continue reading
So, hello everyone. My name is Adam Hepner, and I’ve long been thinking about getting some testing-related publishing done. Usually it’s just life that gets in the way, but I hope that with a little bit of deliberate practice I might get this thing going. Some things that this bl … | Continue reading
So, hello everyone. My name is Adam Hepner, and I’ve long been thinking about getting some testing-related publishing done. Usually it’s just life that gets in the way, but I hope that with a little bit of deliberate practice I might get this thing going. Some things that this bl … | Continue reading