If you aren’t aware of the Selenium Conference in London in November, head on over to their website and book yourself a ticket. Early bird prices are still available so get them whilst they are cheap and I’ll see you there! Looking forward to sharing ideas and experiences with other testing pros out there. Tickets are here. Check out the website […]
Testing Rest Endpoints with RestSharp and Specflow
API C# Rest Specflow UncategorizedIn an earlier post I set how to use Specflow to test SOAP endpoints but what about REST API’s? Given the nature of building URLs to interact with them it should be a cinch!… And it was. By leveraging use of the RestSharp library I was easily able to manipulate an example Rest interface over at http://www.thomas-bayer.com/sqlrest/. So lets have a look at […]
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Experiments with Playwright Sharp, speed up UI tests and improving reliability The post Experimenting with Playwright Sharp appeared first on Test Techie. [...]
There are lots of good reasons to be running a Selenium grid in cloud or Kubernetes containers: It's less maintenance, it's faster with more reliable network hopping, it's self healing and it can auto scale. The post Selenium Grid with Azure Kubernetes appeared first on Test Techie. [...]
Accessibility can seem a bit of a tricky subject. For example there are a whole bunch of compliance levels like ADA, WCAG (A, AA, AAA), Section 508, AODA & CVAA – all different laws and guidelines around accessibility. WCAG is probably the best known of these, government services here in the UK for example are required to reach WCAG 2.1 […] The post Axe Accessibility Testing appeared first on Test Techie. [...]
A slight departure from the usual testing related stuff, awhile ago I made a chat bot service in Azure in a fleeting attempt to dip my toes into AI based tech. The below is a hopefully faithful recreation of how I did it, I really wish I documented it at the time. Make a QNA Service in Azure To get […] The post Creating a chat bot with Microsoft Cognitive Services appeared first on Test Techie. [...]
There are many visual testing tools out there these days. Previously I have covered Applitools which without a doubt is great product with awesome people who contribute a lot to the testing community. I have also looked at Galen which is a more of a DOM layout tester. In this article we will have a look at BackstopJs, which is […] The post Visual testing with BackstopJs appeared first on Test Techie. [...]