This article will help you https://www.pcloudy.com/functional-testing-vs-non-functional-testing/

Hello,

I will be joining a company (Hooray) as a tester and my team will be mostly working with data and API's.
I would like to start learning some trends about API Testing. What would be the best way to create regression test suites for API testing?

Thank you for recommendations!

Metrics is a backbone of software testing. In this article, we share a few reasons why metrics are important and which ones you should track: https://exadel.com/news/metrics-in-software-testing-and-why-you-should-care-about-them/

This article zooms in on our top tips for how to write manual test cases by applying tried-and-true techniques. Find proven recommendations from our testing team and much more: https://exadel.com/news/how-to-write-effective-test-cases-in-manual-testing-top-tips/

Hello guys,
I'm a newbie on an Entry level when it comes to QA and testing overall and i have an interview for a QA job. As a part of it i got an assignment to create some Test Cases about certain sites.
As someone who never been to any kind of testing education - i'm clueless. Therefore, i'm asking your help in order to get any kind of advices for Test Cases/Scenarios topics or direction, i'd love to get any kind of guide that provides directions of thoughts, explain QA tester vision and prespective when facing a new project and overall some ideas i could use to do those test.

Thanks in advances, for any kind of help or tip.

Hey QA folks,

I'm building a web testing tool that aims to help non-technical people create easily maintainable tests and automate them. It features a visual builder on top of the UI that needs to be tested so everything is just point & click, no browser automation code needs to be written.

I have a MVP ready, it can do website functional testing, visual regressions and page performance testing. A bit more info on features and a short video can be found here: https://diffhub.com/

Would be keen to know what you guys think about this.

Thanks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6UpHjJvnn0

Hi! I should start by saying that I have zero knowledge of coding and I've been a manual mobile app tester for almost 7 months at a startup company. I'm loving the job but I have to admit it's getting a bit tedious doing manual testing from start to finish almost all the time.

So I'd like to learn automated testing to make my QA life a whole lot easier. But I have zero knowledge of coding. I'm willing to learn so... any tips or recommendation of where to go for a manual tester wanting to transition automated testing like me?

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

I was testing a Service Award portal and didn’t realize the QA portal was sending out live emails. Our department usually sets up a pickup folder for outgoing email verification. This wasn’t from my usual department.

Had to send out an email explaining that they weren’t nominated for an award and to apologize.

Pro tip! Check your configurations before starting any new project.

At my company, I'm the only QA person who is tasked with automated tests and research to move this stuff forward. I can't talk with my coworkers about my ideas because none of them understand this stuff. If anyone would like to become my sounding board, that would be so cool!

Hi, we launched CRISP, a universal automated testing plug-in developed on Chrome DevTools Protocol with easy-to-customize features. Here's the deal: https://exadel.com/news/crisp-launch-automated-testing-chrome-extension/

I am new to selenium and new to programming. Trying to decide which language to go with, the standard java or what we use in our dev - C# and JS.

For coding help I can ask devs, if I use c# or JS, though I know there is more help found online with java.

Thoughts?

Thanks

I've put together my first Selenium framework in C# using the page object model (or atleast my interpretation of it).

Is it possible for someone to take a look at it for me and give some feedback?

https://github.com/keva161/POMFramework/

If this isn't the right place. Please let me know :)