This week, i came across an automation testing concept called Visual Regression Testing from my senior. He shared his experience using BackstopJS in TestProject. You can checkout all about it here BackstopJS .As i was browsing through Test Automation University to pick up something new to learn on holidays, i stumbled upon a tutorial on... Continue Reading →
Sharing personal experience on overcoming the fear of automation
When I was first being introduced to the Software Testing industry, my knowledge is only limited to the ISTQB Syllabus. During that time I had no job experience related to software testing at all and only acquired a few of the certifications. But one of the topics in the syllabus that caught my interest in... Continue Reading →
Unit Testing with Mocha and Chai
In all the years working as QA with multiple software development teams, I have seen how good communication between team members impact the success of a project or deliverables. Regardless of what the size of your team, following are few practices to have good communication. Communicate the idea, discuss and decide together How many times... Continue Reading →
Sharing some of the Myths & Truths that a QA professional can come across
Women in Tech Do you want to increase the culture of software quality in your team, QA's? Following are the 3 tips to achieve that: 1 - Have a base to talk to the dev team. You need to give confidence so that they trust you, and you can't win it by talking about technologies, rules, needs of... Continue Reading →
If you are QA and find no bugs, this is not so bad. It’s time to break the conventional methodologies. Until a few years ago, the QA was the guy who just planned and performed manual tests based on documentation and requirements, and that only happened in the testing phase. We see and live an... Continue Reading →
