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Low Code/No Code Testing Approach for Salesforce Testing

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Functional testing of Salesforce as a platform and applications built on Salesforce can be a challenging task, given the highly dynamic nature of Salesforce. In this article, we will discuss what challenges Salesforce presents for quality engineering and how we can leverage a low code/no code approach for automation testing in Salesforce.

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Low Code Platforms for Test Automation: A Benchmark

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That also applies to end-to-end automated tests. Considering the trend toward low code solutions for test automation at the UI level, we wanted to run some experiments comparing the execution time of some of the most popular options.

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How To Generate Code Coverage Report Using JaCoCo-Maven Plugin

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Code coverage is a software quality metric commonly used during the development process that let’s you determine the degree of code that has been tested (or executed). To achieve optimal code coverage, it is essential that the test implementation (or test suites) tests a majority percent of the implemented code.

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Testing Even Before a Line of Code Is Written: Is It Possible?

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Testing is often viewed as a necessary evil in software development, in order to ensure the quality of applications. Most commonly, however, testing occurs after the coding process has been completed. In his book, he even wrote that testing should be done “even before a line of code is written.”

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Code Coverage vs Test Coverage — Which Is Better?

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Test Coverage and Code coverage are the most popular methodologies for measuring the effectiveness of the code. Many times, I have noticed the testing team and development team being confused over the use of these two terminologies. Make sure you stay covered! But they are not as similar as you may think.

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Measuring Code Quality: Qualitative and Quantitative

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Code Quality defines that the code is good, which means code is of high quality, and code is bad, which means code is of low quality. Code can be considered good quality if it is clear, simple, well tested, bug-free, refactored, documented, and performant.

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How To Make Legacy Code More Testable

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Much has already been said about the importance of automated tests: they provide a great safety net when modifying system components, alerting to issues much earlier in the development lifecycle. The initial effort of setting up automated tests is frequently more than the team can afford at the time, and we end up deferring it indefinitely.

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