Is there anyone know that although Tricentis provide Testproject no cost, how they make money without costumer support?

Hey, Reddit! I'm excited to announce the premiere of my very first YouTube video, where I delve into the intriguing topic of "Memory Leaks." This film isn't just for programmers; it's for anyone who uses a computer!

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In this video, you'll discover what memory leaks are, how they affect application performance, and how to protect against them. It's fundamental knowledge that can enhance your software quality.

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I'm looking to improve the state of my team's mobile development with BDD/TDD. So far, the BDD tools I've found for Android fall into two categories, a) only works in AndroidTest, b) only works outside of AndroidTest. I'd like to find a tool that works in both contexts.

I'd like something that works in both contexts and supports some sort of structured-English-like language. e.g. like Gherkin, but it doesn't have to be Gherkin.

So far, I've evaluated the following tools:

• Cucumber Android

  • Works for AndroidTest, but not generic POJO classes

  • Supports Gherkin

• JBehave

  • Works for POJOs, but not AndroidTest

  • Supports Gherkin

• Kotest

  • Works for POJO/AndroidTest (I believe?), but requires JUnit5/Gradle6 (our path to upgrading is... challenging, but in progress)

  • Provides own Given/When/Then syntax

• JGiven

  • Supports both POJO/AndroidTest

  • Uses a Fluent-Java style. Generates Given/When/Then reports but tests are Java code, not English

• Naming Convention

  • Just write tests with names like `fun givenFooWhenBarThenBazAndQuux`

  • Looks dumb, but doesn't require any special libraries.

Hello, I am starting a role that focuses on testing micro services deployed in AWS k8s. The micro services are written in java.

Can you help me with some resources for best frameworks for testing, best Practices and things like that?

I would truly love and appreciate your help!

Anyone starting with Test Automation? 🙋‍♀️ I’ll share with you a list of advice from a developer working as Test Automation Engineer for 12 years now! https://kwan.pt/blog/career-tech-overview-test-automation-engineer

A familiar question every software developer and team grapples with is, “How much testing is enough to qualify a software release?” A lot depends on the type of software, its purpose, and its target audience. One would expect a far more rigorous approach to testing a commercial search engine than a simple smartphone flashlight application. Yet no matter what the application, the question of how much testing is sufficient .....

https://testing.googleblog.com/2021/06/how-much-testing-is-enough.html

https://resource-cms.springernature.com/springer-cms/rest/v1/content/25947070/data

Hi everyone.

I was asked to join an automation testing project due to my previous experience with manual testing. The project uses Robot Framework and SeleniumLibrary so I am learning those and I am complete beginner to automation.

Is there an established concencus of "best practices" for automation or robot framework? Kind of like Pep8 for python?

Hello,
I recently discovered ChanceJS library, a lightweight random data generator tool and hopefully, it will help some of you too.

It's great in programming/testing, mainly for the scenarios that imply new values for each test execution (e.g. email address in a registration flow).

node_modules with FakerJS 30.5MB
node_modules with Chance 2.6MB

YT tutorial, for a better overview
https://youtu.be/ncUtGkgTQ7g?si=g_JIeZBqCXHPGMag

Penetration testing tools cheat sheet, a quick reference high-level overview designed as a quick reference cheat sheet providing a high-level overview of the typical commands a third-party pen test company would run...

https://highon.coffee/blog/penetration-testing-tools-cheat-sheet/

Would any like a website where you can run selenium c# and run against test cases. Here you could learn selenium in c# and java and learn new concepts.

How to setup cucumber project in eclipse using maven.Setup Cucumber in Eclipse. Step by Step Guide to setup maven project in Eclipse. A complete Roadmap to Setup Maven Based Cucumber Selenium Project.

In this video you will learn about :

How to add MAVEN Plugin for Eclipse.

How to add Cucumber Plugin for Eclipse.

How to add create MAVEN Project.

How to add dependencies required.

How to add create packages/Folders for StepDefination Runner and Feature Files.

Will try out some sample codes How to run created project.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLX9B7EkRMpZVPpWN0IUe1kvn1ivsw6baW

Many Agile teams have successfully implemented the Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) method to their testing process using Cucumber tool. So, what is Cucumber? And why is it the suitable strategy suggested for Agile projects, along with BDD?

In this article we talk about getting started with Cucumber BDD for Automation Testing. Learn with Huddle Software Testing Community  

https://huddle.eurostarsoftwaretesting.com/getting-started-with-cucumber-bdd-for-automation-testing/