What’s been going on? Yesterday (13th October 2021) was a big day in the Selenium world. 4.0 has finally made it as a stable release. What does this mean for me? According to the recent Mabl state of devOps report, Selenium is the tool of choice for the overwhelming majority of survey respondents using aContinue reading “A simple guide to upgrading to Selenium 4.0”
Author Archives: Beth Marshall
Postman Flows: A Guide
If you prefer to listen to an audio version of this blog, check out this racket instead:- https://racket.com/beth_askher/r6E8Y In the past few days, Postman have released a Beta version of a long awaited new feature, which they are calling Flows. TLDR: look at the YouTube vids at the bottom of this blog post, they’ll tellContinue reading “Postman Flows: A Guide”
What I learned from Mabl’s State of Testing in DevOps report 2021
In this short blog post, I discuss my views on a recent Testing in DevOps report from a testers perspective.
What I learned from Practitest’s State of Testing Report 2021
Look at the rules, not the exceptions Now in its 8th year, the SOT Report provides testers with some valuable trend-based information on all things testing. The full report in all of its chart based glory was delivered today, and is well worth bookmarking. You can read the full report here. Sometimes, when attending meetups,Continue reading “What I learned from Practitest’s State of Testing Report 2021”
Creating A Test Automation Portfolio Episode 6: C# Solution For Ui Automation Using Selenium 4.0 (aka the missing episode)
OVERVIEW Languge: C# IDE: Visual Studio Code Source Code Management Tool: Github via Github Desktop Type of Tests: Ui Automation Website Tested: OpenCart Demo website Intro This is the missing episode. The one that I wrote and somehow inexplicably deleted (even from the trash). Rewriting as faithfully as I can the final project in my testContinue reading “Creating A Test Automation Portfolio Episode 6: C# Solution For Ui Automation Using Selenium 4.0 (aka the missing episode)”
Testing Pearls Of Wisdom
As you may or may not be aware, I’m currently half way through helping to deliver a software testing bootcamp. This involves me working as part of a team of instructors (who are all working testers) to give sessions on various topics to those wishing to pursue a career in software testing. I’m enjoying theContinue reading “Testing Pearls Of Wisdom”
How RuPaul’s Drag Race Has Taught Me to Be a Better Tester – and Why You Should Watch it too!
OK. So I have only just discovered that the new season of reality TV show RuPaul’s Drag Race will air on Netflix Saturday 2nd Jan 2021 in the UK. I cannot tell you how ludicrously excited I am by this news. 🥳 If you’re not familiar with the show, it is a competition with aContinue reading “How RuPaul’s Drag Race Has Taught Me to Be a Better Tester – and Why You Should Watch it too!”
Creating A Test Automation Portfolio Bonus Edition: Codeless UI automation using TestProject
I recently completed a marathon project to create 5 working test automation frameworks from scratch, which form a Test Automation Portfolio. This article is a bonus edition of that portfolio, where I use TestProject to create the same tests in an earlier framework using their codeless solution. (hint: it was insanely easy). TLDR: You shouldContinue reading “Creating A Test Automation Portfolio Bonus Edition: Codeless UI automation using TestProject”
Creating A Test Automation Portfolio Episode 5: UI Web Browser testing using Cypress
OVERVIEW Languge: JavaScript IDE: VSCode Runner: Cypress Runner, called from NPM Source Code Management Tool: Github via Github Desktop Type of Tests: UI / Web browser automation Websites Tested: Opencart and todomvc Intro This blog continues my journey of creating a test automation portfolio, which I started back in at the start of August (aka that time whenContinue reading “Creating A Test Automation Portfolio Episode 5: UI Web Browser testing using Cypress”
Creating A Test Automation Portfolio Episode 4: API testing for Restful Booker using Postman
OVERVIEW Languge: JavaScript IDE: Postman Desktop Source Code Management Tool: Github via Github Desktop Type of Tests: API Website Tested: Restful Booker Intro This blog continues my journey of creating a test automation portfolio, which has been ongoing for a few months now. Although I’ve covered API testing in an earlier post, I wanted to includeContinue reading “Creating A Test Automation Portfolio Episode 4: API testing for Restful Booker using Postman”
