Wed.Jun 03, 2020

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Quality Sense Podcast: Paul-Henri Pillet — Why We Made Gatling

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What It’s Like to Build a Company Around Developer-Driven Performance Testing. In this episode of the Quality Sense podcast , Abstracta COO, Federico Toledo, interviews Paul-Henri Pillet, a Frenchman and the CEO of one of our favorite open-source load testing tools, Gatling , with 5,000,000 downloads in +100 countries to date. What’s the Episode About?

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European SAFe® Summit 2020: A Reminder of What Agile Really Means

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“If you don’t understand the customer’s journey, or you don’t really understand the customer, or you’re not really solving the user’s problem, you’re not going to achieve business agility.” Dean Leffingwell, Co-founder and Chief Methodologist at Scaled Agile® 1. The virtual European SAFe® Summit next week (June 10-11, 2020) arrives at a time when business agility is legacy-defining.

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Selenium C# Tutorial: Handling Multiple Browser Windows

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A common scenario in a website (or web application) is opening up a new browser (or tab) on the click of a button. With these multiple browsers, windows can be automated using Selenium test automation. Once the Selenium WebDriver instance is instantiated, a unique alphanumeric id is assigned to the window. This is called window handle and is used to identify browser windows.

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Quality Sense Podcast: Rob Sabourin (Testing Under Pressure Part 2)

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Listen to this episode of the Quality Sense Podcast in which Federico Toledo continues his two-part interview with Robert Sabourin , Adjunct Professor of Software Engineering at McGill University and President of AmiBug.Com. What’s the Episode About? As you’ve probably felt yourself, teams are under greater pressure during today’s global health crisis.

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How Is Testing Community Performing Web Testing Remotely In COVID-19?

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With the outbreak of COVID-19 Pandemic, most of us are forced to work from home. From working at our desks, we had to make a switch to couches. Although a lot of us have quickly made this transition, some of us are still struggling with it as leaving office is not just a change in place of work, but also a loss in access to our inhouse infrastructure at our workplace which helps to get the job done.

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Karate Framework: Let's Make API Tests Green Again

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I’ve recently talked about a testing framework called Cypress. In this article, I will talk about another one: a pretty simple testing framework for REST API Automation called Karate. In order to best describe it, here’s a pretty descriptive excerpt from the official source: Karate Framework is the only open-source tool to combine API test-automation, mocks and performance-testing into a single, unified framework.

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How Do You Catch More Bugs In Your End-To-End Tests?

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How much is it worth to catch more bugs early in your product release process? Depending on where you are in your release process, you might be writing unit or systems tests. But, you need to run end-to-end tests to prove behavior, and quality engineers require a high degree of skill to write end-to-end tests successfully. What would you say if a single validation engine could help you ensure data integrity, functional integrity, and graphical integrity in your web and mobile applications?

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