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Using wrapper methods for better error handling in Selenium

Frequent users of Selenium WebDriver might have come across the problem that when they’re using Selenium for testing responsive, dynamic web applications, timing and synchronization can be a major hurdle in creating useful and reliable automated tests. In my current...

Why service virtualization is like a wind tunnel

This week I attended the second edition of the Continuous Delivery Conference here in the Netherlands. It was a very interesting day with some good keynotes and presentations, plus I had a lot of interesting discussions with both old and...

Getting started with: JGiven

This is the eighth 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 JGiven? From the JGiven.org website: JGiven is a...

Creating mock RESTful APIs using Sandbox

While browsing through my Twitter feed a couple of days ago I saw someone mentioning Sandbox, a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution for quick creation and deployment of mock services for development and testing purposes. After starting to play...