I meet a lot of Automation testing professionals who work with Java. From my experience, more than 80% are using Eclipse as the IDE of choice. When I ask them why is […]
Time to “eclipse” pre-historic tools! (IntelliJ vs Eclipse)
Emailable Extent Reports with Jenkins
Many people including me swear by the sheer awesomeness of Extent reports! The fact that it’s community edition is able to provide a more than presentable HTML Test execution report is great […]
How to create Functional Mobile Test in UFT Part II
This post is a part of our Mobile Testing series using HP Mobile Center. Please go to our previous articles in this series to learn about HP Mobile Center. As discussed in the previous article, Mobile […]
JSON Basics
This post is a part of our How to begin with API Testing series. In this post, I will be covering JSON Basics. What is JSON: Like XML, JSON is also a […]
XML Basics
This post is a part of our How to begin with API Testing series. In this post, I will be covering XML Basics What is XML: So, what the heck is XML. XML […]
How to install and configure Mobile Center Connector
In this post, we will learn about the process to install and configure Mobile Center Connector
Parallel TestNG Soft Assertions – The RIGHT way !
In a recent tryst with TestNG, I was running some tests in parallel(way to go TestNG!) and had some Soft Assertions(read Assertions that don’t halt test method execution on failure) in place. […]
Code Coverage from Functional Tests for Node.js Applications
Node.js is a beauty! (read open-source, cross-platform JavaScript runtime environment for executing JavaScript code server-side in a non-blocking and event driven fashion). So we have a couple of applications running on Node.js […]
How to set Jenkins Job status based on Test Case Pass % ?
We all love to run our tests from Jenkins ! Its quite easy to run your test script from the Jenkins command line execution. What is “not so easy” is setting the […]
TestNG – Using @DataProvider and @Factory
TestNG gives you two awesome annotations to implement Data Driven tests. Lets look at them one by one:- @DataProvider – This annotation can be used to denote that the method will be used […]
