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🚀 We’re excited to share a new article on the setup and teardown of tests with test suites! This article discusses how Tracetest's codeless approach utilizes test suites to chain together multiple tests into one comprehensive flow. Tracetest tests have the ability to trigger activity in the system under test, such as HTTP, GRPC, and Message queue calls. This capability allows you to run "setup tests" before the main test and "clean up" tests after it. The article describes a test scenario, the two tests involved, and provides instructions on how to download and run the examples yourself. Check it out and level up your testing game! https://bit.ly/3wqn9Vm #Tracetest #Testing #DevOps

Join us for an insightful webinar where we will explore the dynamic world of Selenium 4 and the Chrome DevTools Protocol. Our focus will be on the powerful capabilities of mobile device emulation and its crucial role in ensuring seamless cross-browser and cross-device compatibility for robust web applications. In this session, Sajeer Noohumuhammed will guide us through the latest enhancements in Selenium 4 and its integration with the Chrome DevTools Protocol to facilitate effective mobile device emulation. 🗓 Date: 14th February 🕒 Time: 2 PM CET | 6.30 PM IST 📍 Registration Link: https://lnkd.in/euHmgRaM During this webinar, you will: - Gain a deep understanding of Selenium 4's features and functionalities - Discover the potential of the Chrome DevTools Protocol for mobile device emulation - Learn best practices for ensuring seamless cross-browser and cross-device compatibility - Explore real-world examples and use cases. Whether you are an experienced QA engineer or a developer seeking to improve your testing abilities, this webinar is tailored to offer valuable insights into using Selenium 4 and the Chrome DevTools Protocol effectively. Don't miss out on this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve in the ever-changing field of web testing. Secure your spot today! See you there! 🌟 #Selenium4 #DevToolsProtocol #WebTesting #MobileEmulation #Webinar #SynapseQA #Community #EventAnnouncement #Testing #QA #TestAutomation

Sometimes everything seems to be going well, but it's important to remember that integration tests are always essential. Want to see what can happen when two products with successful unit tests need to work together? #unit #integration #test #bug #QA

Improve Your Development Cycle Automated testing is key to a faster development cycle. See how MSTest, NUnit, and xUnit can help in our blog post. 🔄 Read more 👉 MSTest, #NUnit, #xUnit: Battle of the .NET #Testing Titans - https://lttr.ai/ATrE4 #UnitTesting #MSTest #XUnit #NUnit #TestDrivenDevelopment #AnArSolutions #AutomatedUnitTesting

Testing Your Code with MSTest 🐞 Learn how MSTest can enhance your testing strategy with its latest version. Check out our blog for more info! 📚 ▸ https://lttr.ai/AUVnN #UnitTesting #MSTest #XUnit #NUnit #TestDrivenDevelopment #AnArSolutions #AutomatedUnitTesting

Table-driven tests in Go should be replaced with f-tests https://lnkd.in/dv2Z_t5p #go #golang #testing

Weekend Bug 🐞Hunt: Share Your Funniest (or Most Frustrating) Testing Story! "It's Saturday, QA friends! Time to unwind and share some testing war stories. What's the funniest (or most frustrating) bug you've ever encountered? Was it a code quirk, a user error, or something completely bizarre? Share your story in the comments, and let's lighten the mood with some weekend laughs! #QAhumor #testinglife #weekendvibes"

Software doesn’t lie. You can always discover why a test failed. Yesterday, Nikolay Advolodkin and I were been playing with Replay.io and we successfully created recordings by running a Selenium script. As Nikolay aptly pointed out - we have taken a black-box approach of our Selenium script, and just through the execution of our automated test we have opened up the internals of our app. This opens up new possibilities such as: - getting a better understanding of our app, and the test script - understand which lines of code were hit/missed - collaborating between QA and dev team - bug reports like never before - catching root causes of flaky tests

Automate Internet Connection using Selenium 4 A great resource by 🤝 Rex Jones II. The Network Panel is like a detective's notebook filled with clues to solve mysteries. In testing, we use it for two main things: 1️⃣ To inspect how resources travel through the network 2️⃣ To ensure files go back and forth smoothly While testing an app, it's easy to overlook users struggling with slow connections. This is where we step in to simulate a slow internet experience. One method to achieve this is by using Selenium 4. Rex Jones II has created such a nice step-by-step guide on how to do that. It includes: 👉🏼 Network emulation > Using Selenium 4 along with DevTools to simulate slow internet connections 👉🏼 Testing under various conditions > Testing how your application behaves under different network speeds 👉🏼 Measuring load times > Measuring how different network speeds affect the page load times Check it out below and let me know if you find it helpful. Have you done this before? What are your thoughts on this? 💭 testRigor helps QA teams scale effortlessly with almost no maintenance overhead and ultra-stability. – Artem Golubev #softwaretesting #testingautomation #UItesting #automatedtest #nocode #hyperautomation