Last week I wanted to show you how to run Selenium tests using headless Firefox. Unfortunately my Browser Capabilitiesturned out to be outdated so I opted for correct Firefox Selenium Browser Capabilities explanation instead. It turned out that most of...
Introduction Google has recently surprised everyone by renaming their famous GTAC into Engineering Productivity conference. It means that already complicated and confusing testing dictionary received one more entry (ISTQB dictionaryfor instance, fails to explain the meaning of this term). The...
In my very popular Tester’s toolbox - an alternative guide I listed few examples of free public APIs that can be used for learning Rest Assured. Recently I have found one more site - www.jsontest.com. Having in mind that my...
Headless Testing means running a browser UI test without the graphical user interface, i.e. without the head. Such a test requires a headless browser, which (according to Wikipedia) provides automated control of a web page in an environment similar to...
I was surprised after seeing a couple of questions regarding selector verification. This triggered me to create this basic tutorial which hopefully would be useful for test automation newcomers. As a prerequisite you need to download & install Google Chrome...