r/QAGeeks • u/lklimusheuskaja • Aug 03 '21
QA Best Practices Newsletter
In-depth quality assurance tips, insights, and best practices: https://exadel-7026941.hs-sites.com/en/qa-best-practices-newsletter-0
r/QAGeeks • u/lklimusheuskaja • Aug 03 '21
In-depth quality assurance tips, insights, and best practices: https://exadel-7026941.hs-sites.com/en/qa-best-practices-newsletter-0
r/QAGeeks • u/heliumsingh • Apr 12 '19
r/QAGeeks • u/daniellelara • Jan 20 '20
r/QAGeeks • u/keerthi24 • Sep 12 '19
Hello QAs,
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Intelligence, Augmented Intelligence are terms being used liberally today in software testing. How influential are these technologies and what is their impact on Software Testing?
Software testing and quality as a discipline have borrowed heavily from manufacturing and other industries.
Join us on 19th Sept at 11 AM CST to learn more about How AI is changing Software Defect Detection?
r/QAGeeks • u/sumeetchhetri • Jul 16 '19
gatf
Generic Automated Test Framework For API/UI Testing
Repository: https://github.com/sumeetchhetri/gatf
Documentation: https://github.com/sumeetchhetri/gatf/blob/master/README.md
Dependencies: JDK8, Selenium Webdriver
License: Apache
Latest/reviewed Release: 4.0.0
Abstract:
GATF is an automated test generator and acceptance testing framework. It provides multiple components namely the Test Generator, the Test Executor , the Config Tool and the Selenium Executor
GATF Acceptance Test executor is data-type agnostic, which means that your testcases can be in any formats like XML, JSON or plain old CSV. Whereas the Test generator generates only XML files (so that even complex data structures can be supported within your testcases)
The primary goal of GATF is Automation with Simplicity.
Important features
Comparative Env Testing
Concurrent User Testing
Performance Testing
Load Testing (API and UI both)
UI Testing (seleasy)
Reporting Engine
Remote Agent for Distributed Load Testing
Workflow Testing
Data Source Integrations
SQL
MongoDB
Files (XML/JSON/CSV/XLS/XLSX/ODT)
r/QAGeeks • u/[deleted] • Jun 30 '19
Sorry if I am violating any community guidelines. I wanted to share a course I made on Udemy called Persuasive Software Testing. My intent is to help testers become better communicators. It is still a work in progress but I hope it can help some people.
r/QAGeeks • u/Sarah_Kluivert • Jun 29 '21
r/QAGeeks • u/daniellelara • Jul 24 '19
r/QAGeeks • u/lklimusheuskaja • Apr 30 '21
Expose deficiencies in your QA process by checking out a set of carefully crafted questions based on proven best practices. Download a free sample of the software AuditQA checklist with examples of questions: https://exadel-7026941.hs-sites.com/en/auditqa
Read this blog post to learn more about the AuditQA solution: https://exadel.com/news/auditqa-a-qa-audit-and-consulting-service-package-for-discovering-gaps-in-your-quality-assurance-process/
r/QAGeeks • u/[deleted] • Oct 09 '19
The customer makes the migration of the application from one technology to another. He needs to compare the quality of the old and the new application, and since this is "a lot of manual efforts" they are asked to suggest a tool for end-to-end automating tests for me. :-/
These tests will run only once.
What should I answer to this customer?
r/QAGeeks • u/neverforgetobama1 • Apr 13 '18
r/QAGeeks • u/neverforgetobama1 • Apr 13 '18
r/QAGeeks • u/EurostarConferences • Aug 15 '17
r/QAGeeks • u/Falalalalalalaiance • Jan 10 '20
I'm looking for a Test engineer who has experience with financial planning. Definitely a different type of QA role:
Do you have a financial planning experience? Not just testing experience, but experience with personal financial planning and financial services products? (Maybe from a past career path)
If so we should talk. This is a very exciting role if so. We are willing to teach you testing if your new to QA but the financial planning experience is a must.
If you want to apply please message me. Job is in NYC, remote is not an option.
r/QAGeeks • u/shauryasinha • Aug 09 '17
r/QAGeeks • u/daniellelara • Jun 12 '19
r/QAGeeks • u/daniellelara • Aug 26 '19
r/QAGeeks • u/boss_scarbos • Jun 13 '19
r/QAGeeks • u/-ve • Apr 08 '14
r/QAGeeks • u/hix28cm • Mar 09 '18