published by Anonymous on December 27, 2016 - 15:16
Continuous integration approach is very helpful for Agile projects. Nearly everyone has been using or at least considering to use it for Unit testing, isn't it right? But automated visual/CSS testing on Jenkins or other CI tool seems to be much less popular. Why it is so? First of all, you need to have a visual testing solution which is well-compatible with your CI tool of choice. Unfortunately, integrating them is typically not a simple task.
Our team has successfully implemented automated CSS testing on our Jenkins server with the help of Screenster, our QA automation tool which does not require coding and is free to try - on premise and in the cloud. It allows QA automation engineers to:
published by Anonymous 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.
published by Anonymous on November 1, 2017 - 04:26
This article includes the best 5 free automation testing tools for testers to consider in web applications testing. Automation testing tools play an important role in test automation landscape. It is critical for organizations to select the most approriate automated testing tool as the tool is significant in speeding up decision making of the teams. The World Quality Report 2017 - 2018 from Capgemini, Sogeti, and Marco Focus has emphasized the significance of intelligent automation and smart analytics to help organizations get over the challenges of automation testing that are highly integrated and continuously changing.
Here I am trying to monitor system usage and the performance with different browsers which we use in selenium (Firefox,Chrome,Headless Browser).Just to know how it works.Generally we never use this method.
Performance factors :
Important influence factors to the performance of any Java program can be separated into two main parts:
1.Memory Consumption of your program
2.Total runtime of your program
Memory in Java :
Java manages the memory for use. New objects created and placed in the heap. Once your application have no reference anymore to an object the Java garbage collector is allowed to delete this object and remove the memory so that your application can use this memory again.
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