300: Few words on debugging Selenium Tests.
After my previous article, some people I talked to asked. why I would like to keep the browser open. I will try to answer this question. Which means we will…
This is a series of the simple article that will run only 300 words! (+/-25 words) Hence name 300!
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Predictions for 2019! (With bonus Expert!)
This is my 100 post it needs a celebration So since the new year is coming Let's have some fun and made some predictions for 2019! This article is satire.…
300: Tool investigation
This port is part of the mini-series How To Research Tools. Previously we have triaged now we start actual part. Investigation! The Preparation First, we need to have a place…
300: Tool Triage
This port is part of the mini-series How To Research Tools. Last week we have created our list of tools. But Its long! There is no way we will you will…
300: Where to look for tools.
This article is part of the series "How To Research Tools" in this episode we will concentrate on Where to look for tools? There is so many tools before you…
300: The Mini wow effect
Some of us when we go to conferences, workshops or trainings, we expect the Wow effect. - Something along the lines - yes that it! That is what I needed!…
300: About Tools
There is one thing we can't deny. It is dependent on tools - they improve our performance, and make what was once impossible - possible. However, we can get a…
300: The era of crappy quality
Let us take a look at the era of crappy quality. https://xkcd.com/2030/ In the past, if you bought a tool or car, you were expecting it to last years. This…
300: Stop saying Testing is Harder then development.
"Testing is Harder then development." I have heard this a lot this year, especially now that Gerald Weinberg passed, lots of people repeat his famous quote. source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/26176646@N04/2492945625 He had a…
300 – On the importance of goals.
One of the most significant issues I often see in automation is lack of goals. Team do automation write lots and lots of tests. But they will never consider if…