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December 1, 2022

Load more .env Files for Different Environments using NodeJS

Environment variables are variables that are set outside of a program. Using a .env file for keeping secrets (that we don’t want accidentally leaked out) is standard practice, but finding a strategy for managing .env files between multiple environments on a single machine isn’t so obvious. When we talk about overcoming this challenge using…

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Testing email template on various email providers

QA/Test Automation Tech Bites

September 8, 2022

Testing email template on various email providers

Email notifications Email notifications are a type of triggered email, an email that’s sent in response to specific user action or other events. Common examples of these app-generated emails include account and security alerts, activation and welcome messages, activity notifications, and utilitarian functions like password resets. However, without a good email…

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QA/Test Automation Tech Bites

September 7, 2022

Load Testing With Artillery

Introduction to Load Testing With Artillery The topic of today’s Tech Bite is going to be load testing using Artillery. But before we start talking about Artillery, let’s briefly explain what load testing is. Load testing is a test that checks how systems function under a large number of concurrent…

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Blog QA/Test Automation

August 26, 2022

Jest in Test Automation

What Is Jest? Jest is an open JavaScript testing library from Facebook. It is mainly used for white box (unit/integration) testing purposes, but it can also be utilized for black box testing techniques (API testing, UI testing..etc.). It has good cross-browser compatibility and is widely used with Selenium for automated…

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QA/Test Automation Tech Bites

April 22, 2020

Bean Validation in Spring

Introduction Data validation is the basic requirement for any application, especially web applications that ask for data inputs. E-mail address, age and credit card numbers are examples of input fields that could be validated since they need to have a specific format or be within some expected boundaries. This Tech…

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QA/Test Automation Tech Bites

April 15, 2020

Chaining locators in Protractor

Concept of Chain Locators The essence of end-to-end website testing is finding DOM objects, dealing with them and getting details about the application's current state. Protractor is one of the most commonly used frameworks for AngularJS applications where locators are used as instructions to show Protractor how to locate…

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QA/Test Automation Tech Bites

April 15, 2020

Locating Elements in Watir

Locating Elements (Watir) Watir (Web Application Testing in Ruby) is an open-source Ruby library for automating web browsers. It interacts with different browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Safari…) the same way people do: clicking buttons, links, populating forms and validating text. But what about locating Elements in Watir? Watir allows users to…

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QA/Test Automation Tech Bites

April 9, 2020

BDD Test Automation with Cucumber-JVM

Writing the scenario Cucumber is a popular BDD test automation tool. Cucumber-JVM is the Java implementation of Cucumber. In Cucumber, you express acceptance criteria in a natural, human-readable form. In Cucumber, scenarios are stored in Feature Files, which contains an overall description of a feature as well as a number of scenarios. For…

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Blog Data Science & Analytics

November 14, 2019

When Data Analytics meets Quality Assurance

Mistakes were made. Let’s acknowledge them The Atlantbh Data Analytics team went through a long and strenuous process of change over the past few years. This evolution, which saw us move from writing reports in (more…)

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Blog QA/Test Automation

September 30, 2019

QA’s 2 fun to read tips

Boiled down, the test execution flow is basically: Setup the test data Run the test Delete the test data It seems simple enough. Deceptively, there are so many ways of doing this and there is no gold standard. (more…)

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