Inconsistent test results from automated UI tests are one of the most common testing problems. Many attempt to solve this by adding more QAs or switching tools, but are these truly long-lasting solutions? What are the strategic ways to address this issue? Discover it in detail.
This week, I had more free time than usual as I’m nearing the end of a long-running project with a client. With my schedule less cluttered, I decided to take advantage of the opportunity and explore some talks on software development best practices. While going through a couple of videos, I came across a dichotomy…
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you’ve executed many tests before releasing a feature, yet still discovering bugs in production? What do you believe might have been gone wrong during testing? Did you ask the right set of questions to effectively design your test scenarios? Read this blog to understand the fundamental…
Is exploratory testing still relevant in 2024? This is a popular question among QAs, many believe automation can replace exploratory testing. This blog sheds light on this subject in detail and answering whether it is needed or not.
Discover what is more important when transitioning to an automation testing role: is it coding, or perhaps something else?
Print all the attributes of a dom element in Playwright.
A great case study for QAs to learn about importance of early feedback in SDLC.
QA conferences missing the ‘Quality’ in Assurance? Explore why I stopped attending QA conferences and what I expect from them.
Cookies in Gatling is one of the most discussed topic as testers struggle to retrieve the cookie value for debugging. In this blog post, there are various examples explaining different ways to enhance cookie debugging in Gatling test.
Recently, while working with the Gatling Maven Plugin, I was in search of documentation to understand the possible configurations available in Gatling Maven plugin. To my surprise, I could not find anything official on Gatling’s website. Therefore, I decided to compile this information in this post. In this blog I will be focusing on different…