4 ways how to avoid resource reduction in your company by implementing tweaks to your existing infrastructure. Ensuring that the past big investments are kept in place and are only optimized by adding new technologies [...]
Imagine that you live in a perfect test automation world. You have automated all of the desired test cases. Your solution runs smoothly with each single build. You find issues with your Subject Under Test [...]
Waterfall strikes back Software developed in controlled/regulated environments requires a division between the development and testing team. The Verification and Validation teams are required to execute test cases against the specification and re-test bug-fixes only [...]
Introduction There are multiple articles on the web explaining how to write the test automation code, what are the best practices, what you should avoid etc. The key question that our customers often ask is: [...]
If you are a tester for medical devices you have probably already hit the problem of Integration Tests. The scenario usually looks as follows: Each team (Software or Hardware) develops their piece of [...]
Have you ever read a code written by your fellow test automation engineer and you saw this: Sleep(1000); Or perhaps you were so frustrated in finding why the objects won't load and you [...]
There is always this one thing that, if done, has a dramatic impact. Like having kids. If you have kids, think about the impact. In the end, what would you do without them? I assume, [...]
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Test Model: Before you write your first line of code If you have landed on this page, it means that you are interested in building a robust and reliable model [...]
