Yes, yes, yes… The creation of automated checks as a means of supporting and speeding up parts of the software development and testing process (a concept better known as ‘test automation’) should be considered software development. I’ve mentioned that a...
As I’ve shared in a recent post, I am looking to move away from doing (only) billable-by-the-hour work and towards providing value-based services. One example of such a service would be the development and delivery of workshops related to the...
As you’ve probably read in previous posts on this site, I am a big fan of the REST Assured library for writing tests for RESTful web services. In this post, I will demonstrate how to create even more powerful tests...
For the first time in my 10 years in the testing business I am working on a project where they do Continuous Delivery (CD). This gives me an opportunity to learn as well as a lot to think about, especially...
In my previous post I introduced Jasmine as a tool for testing JavaScript code. Now that I’ve had some more time to play around with it, combining it with Protractor for user interface-driven tests for one of my client’s websites,...
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