Few Words about Hybrid testing Framework - Hybrid testing framework should include Data Driven Testing abilities, Keyword Driven Testing abilities implemented with a Modular Framework which is much easier to maintain and reuse.
On traditional projects, testing is usually treated as a quality gate, and the QA/Test group often serves as the quality gatekeeper. It's considered the responsibility of testing to prevent bad software from going out to the field. The result of this approach is long, drawn out bug scrub meetings in which we argue about the priority of the bugs found in test and whether or not they are sufficiently important and/or severe to delay a release. On Agile teams, we build the product well from the beginning, using testing to provide feedback on an ongoing basis about how well the emerging product is meeting the business needs.
The field of mobile test automation is complex and challenging by definition. Mobile technologies are changing and evolving on daily basis. However there are tools available to help businesses test their applications, making sure they are ready for the marketplace; one such answer for these organizations is the TenKod EZ TestApp solution for testing Android and iOS applications.
In order to understand the philosophy behind the EZ TestApp solution and unique values offered to businesses, this report will address the challenges of mobile test automation, as faced at any stage of the corresponding life-cycle.
We will see how they are tackled by the underlying software architecture as defined by TenKod.
When we manually test a feature, we wait for the object to appear on screen before performing any action on it. Similarly, automated scripts wait for a certain pre-defined time before performing any action on the object
In the below code, you can see that we have a Const variable WAITFOR. This variable is used as a timer. The script will wait for a maximum of 10s for the object to be displayed.
published by webmaster on November 20, 2014 - 11:39
Summary
Development and testing are entering a new phase. Applications are no longer confined to traditional endpoints such as PCs and mainframes or even newer mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. Software is making its way into many embedded systems and appliances that are coming together as part of the Internet of Things. Vetting code for defects via a QA management platform will be vital to capitalizing on the IoT's considerable potential for consumers and businesses.
published by Sanjay Zalavadia on December 5, 2016 - 19:27
Quality assurance roles have evolved alongside development practices to ensure that they are remaining competitive in the current landscape. Agile testing methodologies have taken over as a means to streamline operations and bake in quality from the very onset of a project. However, there are a number of agile subsets that can be adopted, and not all of them will be viable for every organization. Each team will approach QA in a way that makes sense for their business, their needs and their resources.
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