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End2End/integration Testing in Java with Selenium - how to get a good test structure - looking for experiences [closed]
At work I am currently tasked to implement End2End/integration Tests for one application using Selenium.
we have an project consisting of a frontend and multiple backends (spring-boot apis). The ...
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How to check a solution method submitted by a user?
I am developing a website somewhat like leetcode, however, it will be for website testing using Selenium WebDriver.My service will provide different websites, along with various tasks that describe ...
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Unit tests vs Automation testing
I'm a C# developer & never worked before on either unit tests or Selenium browser test automation.
For a current assignment, there is an existing Visual Studio solution that has a project that ...
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Which stage of Agile (SCRUM) should we start creating automation tests?
A little background of me - I'm a manual tester for almost 2 years within an Agile environment using SCRUM (1-2 weeks sprints). So I'm wanting to introduce automation testing in my work using ...
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How to improve this web app testing process?
My boss had an idea of simplifying tests to English like statements so that non programmers could write tests as well. We chose Lisp as the syntax in which the tests would be written. This testing ...
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Is using both Selenium and Mocha redundant?
I am learning React+Redux now and came to the testing section. Many people use Mocha or Jest to test React components, so far so good, makes sense.
I previously have experience using Selenium and I ...
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Automated Tests on Dynamic Content
I'm doing SQA work for several Kendo-based sites that have many tables (some are hand-made by our devs). These tables have a lot of rows, columns, pages, and data filled in them- so I'm basically ...
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UI Testing and Code Coverage [closed]
My company wants me to write UI tests that test the business logic (all of the use cases MUST be independently testable) I decided to do it in selenium. I have managed to create a decent product (as ...
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Is it unreasonable to implement a small domain specific scripting language?
At my new job, they are currently spending scores of labor hours that we don't have to do manual QA testing after every build. Nothing is automated at all. (We can only afford three developers, and ...
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How to write tests for browser automation script
I have a couple of scripts (two in Python, one in Java) that use Selenium to drive a browser and download files from a website.
I need to do some major refactoring before I do a major expansion, so I ...
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Testing async code: are long sleeps acceptable?
I am testing some AngularJS code using Selenium. Angular updates the DOM in unpredictable order, sometimes completely async (via setTimeout), so it is difficult to know when the DOM has been ...
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How do I actually use Selenium to automate UI testing? [closed]
We have a large inventory system where we work and making changes has the possibility to break things in other areas. This happens a lot, and it is hard to manually test for everything every time ...
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How do I Create Automated UI test code for application developed using Domain-Driven-Design with very little concrete UI requirements?
We are developing an application using Domain-Driven-Design(DDD).
We have to come up with Automated UI Test code.
The customer has used 3rd-party GUI Administration template (https://bootstraphunter....
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What is the best use case for selenium?
I've been trying to develop web applications while at the same time creating the testing. I understand unit testing, I can declare a test method and test specific methods in my application.
But I don'...
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Should I have different automated Selenium tests for different screen resolutions?
A website I'm creating is going to have three breakpoints: desktop, tablet landscape, mobile. Should I write a test for each resolution?