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Data-Driven Testing with Cucumber
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July 4, 2023

Data-Driven Testing with Cucumber

Cucumber is a testing framework that supports Data-Driven Testing.  What is Data-driven testing? Data-Driven Testing (DDT) is a software testing approach that uses data sets to drive the testing process. This approach involves testing an application with a range of input values, each designed to test a specific feature or…
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Protractor parallel execution
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May 12, 2023

Protractor parallel execution

Why Parallel Testing? When designing automation test suites, the ability to run tests in parallel is a key feature because of the following benefits: Execution time - Increasing tests efficiency and, finally, faster releases Device compatibility - There are many devices with various versions and specifications that need to be…
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Introduction to GraphQL
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May 11, 2023

Introduction to GraphQL

In today's Tech Bite topic, we will get familiar with GraphQL and explain its growth in popularity in recent years as the new standard for working with APIs. What is GraphQL? GraphQL stands for Graph Query Language. It is an API specification standard and, as its name says - a…
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IQR in Automation Testing
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April 25, 2023

IQR in Automation Testing: Unleashing the Data Analytics Potential

Usually, when people talk about statistics, they think only about numbers, but it is much more.  Statistics is an irreplaceable tool in different fields like data analysis, predictive modeling, quality control, scientific research, decision-making models, etc. Overall, statistics provide a valuable toolset for understanding, describing, and making predictions about data,…
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Serenity BDD reporting tool
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February 10, 2023

Serenity BDD reporting tool

What is Serenity BDD? Serenity BDD is an open-source library that uses your automated test results to produce illustrated, narrative reports that document and describe what your application does and how it works. For example, let's make a mock social media app using a Behaviour-Driven-Development approach: Scenario: Validate that the…
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