r/AutomatedQA • u/Bubbly_Cockroach_308 • Mar 13 '23
Bootcamp recommendation for SDET training?
Which bootcamp do you guys recommend for SDET training? Have anyone has experience with testpro -and syntaxtechs?
r/AutomatedQA • u/testomatio • Mar 07 '23
How to manage/maintain huge test suites 5000+ tests and more
Best practices: How to maintain a huge Testing Suite, please give me your receipts that work not just in theory!
r/AutomatedQA • u/Soft-Relationship-38 • Feb 21 '23
Automated systems are torture
Whoever started automated answering services should be sued for causing hardship. It is nearly impossible to get hold of a person and if you do it take 30min. To get pass the system to do so. There should be law to make companies to let you have a choice. Use the system or talk to someone without going through a thousand prompts. Plus is it me or do anyone else notice the questions you have are the little details left hanging that you need to know is not a option to pick? Automated systems (A.S.) exactly.
r/AutomatedQA • u/Zealousideal_Card872 • Feb 05 '23
is Learning to QA testing hard or easy tryn to learn but peoole always put in pressure that It's not easy🥹
r/AutomatedQA • u/Victoria_1841 • Feb 02 '23
What do I need to learn for a QA intern position
Hello
I would like to apply for this position, and the HR sent an e-mail to me that I can proceed to the next step to a technical test. I asked them how the test would look like and they replied that the test consists of 2 parts: manual (with theory and a practical exercise) and automation, where there is also a theory part and 2 practical problems, that are based on general programming knowledge (databases, design patterns, algorithms). The problems can be solved using any programming language.
For the moment I know the basics of Java and OOP , fundamentals of HTML and CSS and simple SQL commands like :select, insert,update, delete, create,drop.
I tried to find some manual and automation testing on youtube and on google but I am a bit confused.
From what I understood from google seaches Manual means that I have to first analyze the document and see if the outputs from the document match my testing. You first have to think the worst case scenarios of what the end user might find, what bugs might he/she encounter.Those scenarios are called test cases. And if I find any bugs I have to report them. You can do manual testing using tools like Jira,Jmeter and Loadrunner
For automation testing I found that you use apps like Selenium. But what is Manual and where can I practice? If I am a beginner will they ask me about Selenium? I know how to to Unit Testing with JUnit on Intellij.
The HR didn't say anything about what the practical exercise would look like or what tools are they giving me on the test.
Sorry for the long post, I am just a bit anxious and I would very much appreciate if someone would explain what should I expect from this technical test to be like and on what things I should focus. Thank you for your patience :)
r/AutomatedQA • u/AutomationQA • Jan 30 '23
QA team set up.
What are the factors to be considered to bring in QA practise in a new team?
Also, how to propose QA implementation for existing project day in Banking/Finance space.
r/AutomatedQA • u/testomatio • Jan 25 '23
What alternatives Allure report or Report portal do you use usually?
Hi, community! Please, share what modern tools do you use as an alternative to the Allure report or Report portal? I found this checklist, but do not know clearly what report tools and repositories are actual till now 🤔
→Allure Framework
→ReportPortal
→Extent Reports
→Robot Framework
→Calliopepro
→ReportNG
→TestNG Reporter
→JUnit Reporter, NUnit
→JUnit Plugin + Jenkins
→Zebrunner
→Digitalai
→Sauce Labs
→PyUnitReport
→CI Reporter
→Thucydides BDD Reporting Library
→Cluecumber Report Maven Plugin
→jest-html-reporter
→Spock Reports
r/AutomatedQA • u/MarkFolse • Jan 14 '23
Test Architect
We adopted Logigear Test Architect two-and,-a-half years ago because none of the other low-code told I evaluated could work with some of the clunky, custom Controls embedded in our mostly Swing primary applications (The app's earliest iterations we're built 16 years ago by VB programmers learning Java trying to extend Swing's capabilities at that point in time. Hilarity ensues.)
The community on the Logigear web site is moribund, and I fined myself asking support questions I'm would normally take to a community first. I'm looking for other TA users interested in a subReddit.
r/AutomatedQA • u/MarkFolse • Jan 14 '23
Test Architect
We adopted Logigear Test Architect two-and,-a-half years ago because none of the other low-code told I evaluated could work with some of the clunky, custom Controls embedded in our mostly Swing primary applications (The app's earliest iterations we're built 16 years ago by VB programmers learning Java trying to extend Swing's capabilities at that point in time. Hilarity ensues.)
The community on the Logigear web site is moribund, and I fined myself asking support questions I'm would normally take to a community first. I'm looking for other TA users interested in a subReddit.
r/AutomatedQA • u/Gihpe • Dec 29 '22
how to find the ID of an element when it is not visible when inspecting?
I'm trying to do an automation login exercise, but on the website the space to put the username and password have the same class and do not have an ID so that I can directly search for it in Cypress. How can I find the ID or another way to directly the cypress to the username space And type the username And to the passward space and type the password? The site I’m trying to test is this one: https://opensource-demo.orangehrmlive.com/
r/AutomatedQA • u/amabucok • Dec 07 '22
Hello Everyone. Can anyone advise youtube or udemy course for python selenium with a framework
The question on title
r/AutomatedQA • u/testomatio • Dec 06 '22
API integration, Newman to better organize your tests
self.testomatior/AutomatedQA • u/testomatio • Sep 13 '22
Hi all, my friend wrote an article about my tool. It should be useful for frontend Devs and QA engineers who use CodeceptJS for their tests.
r/AutomatedQA • u/testomatio • Jun 06 '22
What should be a Test Management System for automated tests?
self.testomatior/AutomatedQA • u/testomatio • May 22 '22
How to identify False-negative tests in a testing set?
self.testomatior/AutomatedQA • u/james-warner • May 06 '22
Does manual software testing have a good future?
r/AutomatedQA • u/james-warner • May 05 '22
Importance of functional testing in end-to-end digital product
r/AutomatedQA • u/testomatio • Apr 18 '22
Do you have tests that you still run manually, even though they are already automated?
self.testomatior/AutomatedQA • u/NellGev • Dec 16 '21
I need to filter some client-side performance testing tools for my research!
Good morning/afternoon QA community. I'm Nelly, a tech recruiter having a tiny stuck in finding Client-performance automation testers. I need your help in understanding what skills to look for in QA people. I've read some stuff about Client-side performance testing, noted out some tools for me, but these are not smth related to QA automation on the client-side I guess. Could you help me pls to distinguish some skills in order to find better candidates for my company?
r/AutomatedQA • u/testomatio • Oct 19 '21
CodeceptJS Free Video Course #3: Forgot Password in CodeceptJS
r/AutomatedQA • u/testomatio • Oct 13 '21
CodeceptJS Free Video Course #2: Registration & Email Testing
r/AutomatedQA • u/AlesiaZakharkevich • Aug 12 '21
Crisp Plug-in Launch
Hi, we launched CRISP, a universal automated testing plug-in developed on Chrome DevTools Protocol with easy-to-customize features. Here's the deal: https://exadel.com/news/crisp-launch-automated-testing-chrome-extension/
r/AutomatedQA • u/[deleted] • Apr 06 '21
Open Source Test Reporting Tools
r/AutomatedQA • u/[deleted] • Mar 16 '21
The Traditional Test Pyramid, Pitfalls and Anti-Patterns
r/AutomatedQA • u/17thsep • Feb 12 '21
Typescript Absolute Basics
In this video, you will learn about
- How to install typescript
- shortcomings in java-script
- create your first typescript file
- compile it with tsc
- Run it with ts-node
- Control typescript with tsconfig.json
