If, during the software development process, you stumble upon the need to access software components that: Have not yet been developed, Do not contain sufficient test data, Require access fees, or Are otherwise constrained with regards to accessibility, there are...
In case you either have lived under a rock when it comes to testing trends (I don’t say you did), you haven’t paid any attention to what I’ve written in the past (this is much more likely), or possibly both,...
This is the first post in a short series on designing robust, self-diagnosing and, if possible, even self-healing tests. You can read all articles in this series by clicking here. I like automating tests. So much that I have even...
This is the sixth article in our series on new, popular or otherwise interesting tools used in test automation. You can read all posts within this series by clicking here. What is XMLUnit? From the XMLUnit.org website: XMLUnit provides you...
When not working on testing and test automation myself, I like to read books, articles and blog posts that are related to my profession. One book I have recently finished reading is The A Word by Alan Page. Although it’s...
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