Recent posts tagged testautomation

📝Every QA engineer and developer knows the drill: You find a bug. You manually write down steps to reproduce, take screenshots, and format a ticket for Jira or GitHub. Then, you open your IDE and write the exact same steps all over again in code for ...

An end-to-end test fails. The report is red. Someone asks, “Is it a bug?” Maybe. But at that moment, all we really know is that the test didn't observe the expected behavior. That distinction sounds small, but it changed the way I investigate fa...

It Took Me 20 Years to Come Back to Tech Dev Journey | CoderLegion What happens when someone who discovered programming as a child spends nearly two decades working in a completely different industry—and then finds their way back into technology? ...

Everyone’s online. But not everyone’s in focus. Software teams are constantly shipping new features, fixing bugs, and preparing for the next release. But with every release comes the same repetitive testing: Login. Signup. Search. Forms. Checkout...

Simulating natural selection to solve computer science problems! While researching some of the newer developments in computer science, I explored using a Genetic Algorithm to automatically "evolve" a high quality test suite for a tricky e-commerce pr...

How to Achieve Automated Testing Within Sprint? In the debate over whether automated testing should wait until development is completed, one compelling argument for early testing is the use of dummy test cases. Dummy test cases are simple, placehol...