This presentation shares insights of more than two years of experience working on a project with microservices and Cucumber. This video explains a bit about what microservices are and the benefits and the downsides of them in general. Then it discusses the impact of using microservices on testing, especially when …
It’s always been a problem of mine to understand what code coverage reports want to tell me. Couldn’t wrap my head around this one particular number they come up with, the percentage of code covered with tests. Is the current percentage ok? Should it be higher? Is 80% enough or …
This tutorial demonstrates how to write automated system test scripts from scratch with the Selenium test automation framework using the page object model and dynamic waits. The page object model test pattern allows you to refactor or change your page object identifiers when the web page or system under test …
When you move from a monolithic architecture towards a distributed microservices setup, it makes some things easier, but other things become harder. Software testing is one of those things that has a bit of both. Compared to a monolith, your tests probably have a lot more APIs they can access …
Java brought the “Write once, run anywhere” (WORA) promise. In the last years a new idea sprung to life “Package once deploy anywhere” (PODA). Containers have proven to be versatile and powerful tools, that provide a clean separation of concerns. Wield them during development, testing and deployment.
Failure Testing prepares us, both socially and technically, for how our systems will behave in the face of failure. By proactively testing, we can find and fix problems before they become crises. Practice makes perfect, yet a real calamity is not a good time for training. Knowing how our systems …
