Check out my new blog post on #k6. It is all about implementing clean and reusable performance testing project architecture (codename ROM). 🐊⛰️ https://lnkd.in/dBD2_gNs #performancetesting #testing #loadtesting #qa
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🚀 Managing coding and security concerns inside Automation Testing Framework projects, or even improving coding skills, can be a daunting task for scrum teams with only one automation testing engineer. The limited time available for reviews, differences in tech stacks, often means that potential risks go unnoticed. Thankfully, Static Code Analysis tools have a game-changer plan for us but only if we give them a chance to help us. ❓ Why is it so important, you ask? Well, for starters, these tools allow for proactive identification of coding and security vulnerabilities, mitigating the chances of them turning into bigger issues down the line. Furthermore, these tools also help to streamline the work of solo automation automation engineers, freeing up their time to focus on critical tasks without worrying about routine checks. 🛠 Ready to revolutionize your work? Integrate Static Code Analysis tools into your automation testing frameworks, pipelines, or at least conduct periodic checks to greatly improve code quality and security. This gives you, as a lone automation testing hero, the ability to efficiently deliver high-quality and secure automation testing code. Don't wait any longer – take advantage, explore, and integrate code analysis tools such as: SonarCube, Qoodana, ESLint, Codacy, ReSharper or any other tool.
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2023 has been a wild but beautiful ride with over 200 of us, all adding a special line of code to our ZIRA narrative. As we're about to cross another finish line, these past 365 days stand as a powerful testament to our shared vision, one unique culture, and continuous determination to move forward by not letting a single day pass by without making progress. Our bond grew with each new day as we shared many laughs and memorable moments, but when it came to business - you bet we made IT work. A huge nod of appreciation to the ZIRA team for making every day feel like a familiar, easy chapter - thank you for living large and fueling our powerhouse forward. A special thank you to all our clients and partners - the support and trust you provided have been the wind beneath our wings, and we are excited for all the great things coming our way. As we approach the New Year, may it bring you the simple joys of life! #WeMakeITWork #NullaDiesSineLinea
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🌍 Hello World; Check out my new blog📎. I explore the importance of understanding what's under the hood in API documentation, focusing on the negative scenarios in API testing. 🔗 Read it here: https://lnkd.in/dR8gaFxq ⌨ In the world of API testing, knowing the building blocks of your documentation goes shoulder to shoulder with business logic. From input validation to error handling, every detail matters for a reliable API. ✅
API testing challenges: valid negative scenarios
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Hey, it's me again 😁 and I want to announce my new blog dedicated to simplifying REST API test case documentation. 📝💻 🌐 Struggling with API test case documentation? I've got you covered! From structuring to maintaining consistency, my blog breaks it down step by step. 🛠️ Whether you're a seasoned tester or new to API testing, there's something for everyone. Let's help each other to create readable and understandable API documentation. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/ddgWNVKZ Happy testing! 🐞 🛑
Documenting REST API test cases
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I am happy to share with you the exciting news that I have recently started a new chapter in my professional journey. I have joined ZIRA as their QA Solution Architect, and I couldn't be more excited about the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead. 📯 I would like to express my deepest gratitude to everyone who has supported me throughout my career journey. It's your support, mentorship, and encouragement that have helped me reach this milestone. 🙌 #thankyou #newbeginnings
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🤔What is the Pareto Principle in Software Testing? The Pareto Principle suggests that 80% of results come from 20% of efforts aka 80-20 rule. How does this apply to testing, you may ask? In software testing, it means that focusing on the vital 20% of test cases (key word "prioritization") can lead to 80% of the defects being found. 🥇 Those test cases are forming a prioritized test suite that we call the Light Regression Suite, and it is an excellent choice for the pull request workflow/pipeline. 🤖 Test cases ideal for applying the 80-20 rule are those that have the most significant impact on the software's quality and user experience such as: businesses critical flows, high risk areas, customer-facing features, integration points and other high priority test cases. 🔍
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🔊 I'm happy to announce the release of my new Medium story titled "Path from Quality Chaos to Seamless Software Quality Assurance." 🎢 To date, delivering high-quality software is a must. This story is a journey of implementing Quality Assurance (QA) processes in software development. From understanding the QA processes to overcoming implementation challenges, we'll explore the key steps, strategies, and insights to ensure smooth QA integration. 🐞 🛑 Read the full story here 👇 👇 👇 https://lnkd.in/dSMPVt2f
Path from Quality Chaos to Seamless Software Quality Assurance
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🎉 Happy Tester's Day! 🐞 Testing software is like being a detective in the digital world, searching for clues and solving mysteries! 🕵️♀️💻 Here's to all the QA wizards out there who make sure dev code is as clean as a freshly debugged program! 🧙♂️🚀 Let's celebrate the testers who turn bugs into features and keep our apps running smoothly! #TestersDay 🎈🎁
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Test automation is a valuable practice in software development and testing. It helps improve efficiency, reduce errors, boosts software reliability and brings more fun to daily QA routine 💻. However, successful test automation requires careful planning and consideration of various prerequisites. 📌 Understand Your Objectives: Start by clearly defining project requirements and objectives. What types of tests need automation (backend, UI, batch processing, performance etc.)? What platforms and technologies does your application use? 🧐 Watch the Hype and Be Smart: Don't make decisions solely based on popularity or hype. Ask for trusted recommendations from colleagues, industry experts, and online communities. What works well for one organization may not be suitable for another due to differing needs and contexts. 🛠️ Explore the Tool Ecosystem: Check for tool integrations, logging, and triage capabilities. Ensure the tool fits into your existing toolchain and tech stack. Integration is key for a smooth workflow. 🔍 Avoid Overengineering: Embrace the concept of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP). Develop a solution that meets core requirements and adds value. You can always expand features later. 🌐 Give Open Source Tools a Chance: Open source tools offer flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and customization. They're not tied to vendors or changing pricing plans. Consider them for adaptability. Beware, if your project has legal or compliance requirements, such as data security or industry-specific regulations, make sure the tool you choose can meet these requirements. 🕰️ Take Your Time: Avoid rushing decisions. Evaluate and understand tools thoroughly before committing. Quality testing is worth the investment. Don't be scared if you're not familiar with certain technologies. Explore the learning curve, step out of your comfort zone, start exploring 🔎 and embrace the challenge. Learning is both fulfilling and fun! 🤪 #testautomation #qualityassurance #softwaretesting
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