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Blog postLearn why the ability to execute a test case manually based on your automation code is so important.
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Blog postLearn my Five Times Test tip to help you know your automation is healthy and ready for your Test Engineers.
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Blog postLearn how to utilize XPath successfully and reliably for your test automation efforts. Debunk the myth that XPath’s are hard to use or flaky. Follow this quick tutorial and begin building work class test automation with XPath today.
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Blog postI recently shared a simple way to assess the maturity of an Automation Engineer. Let’s review that assessment again.
Automation Engineer Assessment
* Entry-Level: Tries to automate everything in sight.
* Mid-level – Automates every test regardless of value or criticality.
* Senior-level – Automates based on an #evaluation, value, and criticality.
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Blog postEntering high school as a freshman in 1977 came along with new friends and new music, including one incredible rock-n-roll band named Styx. They had just released a new album with the fantastic title track, The Grand Illusion.
In the world of software testing, a grand illusion also exists. It appears from a distance to be a chart-topping hit, yet in reality, it’s a disorder that can infect an entire testing organization. The epidemic can even receive accolades due to the outward appea -
Blog postI’ve worked with countless individuals testing everything from websites and phone apps to satellite and security systems.
Many common attributes surface in those that accelerate in the Craft of Testing (CoT). Conversely, many common obstacles exist that derail even the best Test Engineers.
This article explores many of these attributes and obstacles. We’ll examine how to pursue and cultivate the beneficial qualities while quieting the distractions holding you back from becomin -
Blog postWant to up your game as a Test Engineer? Check out my Podcast, Testing as a Craft, with Owen Gotimer at TechWell.
Source: https://www.stickyminds.com/interview/testing-craft-conversation-greg-paskal
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Blog postBuild your awesome automation framework Are you creating your very first automation framework? Listen in to the latest TestGuild podcast as Greg Paskal and Max VelDink share tips and lessons they implemented in building a world-class test automation framework.
Source: https://testguild.com/podcast/automation/a278-greg-max/
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Blog postAn Elasticast interview with Greg Paskal to learn how Elastic Stack has helped his team find more meaning and value in their automated testing.
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Blog postSo you’ve come to love your work in software testing. You might even be stepping your game up, innovating new approaches to your testing? So how do you align your passion with a company that empowers you to do your job in excellence, while also encouraging you to grow in the craft and Science of Testing?
While several roles and titles exist within the Science of Testing (SoT), at their foundation, they are still a profession of engineering with a focus on quality. While my daily work
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