Automation – Page 2

Giving tests a second chance

If you’ve ever maintained a large suite of GUI automated tests, then you’re probably familiar with this scenario: You run your suite […]

I’d had this idea in my head for a while to create an automated script that would take any web application and […]

This is just one of those things that took a while to figure out, and there wasn’t much information about it on […]

Sometimes testing is like pouring a bucket of confetti on a snow leopard. Have you ever tried pouring a bucket of confetti […]

I’m quite a fan of Gherkin’s Given-When-Then syntax for test cases, so I was pleased to discover Specflow. Specflow is a .NET […]

This is a story about my experience in using a wiki to manage test cases. Over the past few years, I have […]

It’s difficult I think people have a tendency to greatly underestimate the difficulty of writing a good GUI-automation suite. It’s not as simple […]

I’m a tester who used to be a developer. I find my developer skills to be very useful in my job as […]

Testing a product like Campaign Monitor means dealing with a lot of emails as test data. Here are some things I’ve learned […]

You learn a lot more when things don’t quite go to plan, than when everything goes smoothly. So here’s a story I […]