When you type 'test tools' in Google you can see a lot of links to Selenium, cURL, Cucumber, or even Firefox. I agree they are useful, but we are testers, and we shouldn't test tools, but real systems. Below I give a lot of links to playgrounds when you can train your skills. I hope this will help you to understand that you should always pair 'test tool' with the system you test, not vice-versa. Also, in my opinion, by solving real problems you learn faster than by following tutorials.
Saturday, April 23, 2016
Tester's toolbox - an alternative guide
Labels:
automation,
BDD,
GUI testing,
learning,
pentesting,
resources for testers,
test automation,
testing,
testing tools,
usability testing
Saturday, April 9, 2016
Introducing FluentLenium (2) - Selenium waiting game
Introducing FluentLenium is so far my most popular technical post and I will continue the series today with a very important subject - test waiting. For those who don't know - FluentLenium is an actively developed Selenium extension that simplifies writing GUI tests.
Labels:
automation,
chrome,
firefox,
fluentlenium,
GUI testing,
selenium,
test automation,
testing
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