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TLDR; an overview of how you might use the most basic site on Test Pages. Use dev tools. Explore the JavaScript. Interrogate and Amend the DOM. Go beyond a button click.
TLDR; if you want to practice your technical web testing then start with testpages.eviltester.com
Do you want a dummy practice site to use to practice and improve your web testing and automating?
Should you use AI to help you migrate test automation code? And what should you actually migrate, the tests coverage hasn’t changed. In this episode we discus show abstractions and AI can be used to migrate… and discuss when you shouldn’t.
TLDR; The Deque Axe Core library works with WebDriver and Playwright to generate an automated accessibility report.
TLDR; I tried to objectively assess the web automation tool market. And as a new development team I’d probably choose Playwright, but as someone experienced in automating the web I’d still choose WebDriver.
Should you have an online portfolio showcasing your skills and abilities to help get a job?
It really depends on the recruitment process. But… if I’m recruiting, and you have a profile then I will have looked at it. So it better be good.
TLDR; There are a lot of Software Testing Newsletters. Use this comprehensive list of curated content Newsletters as your starting point.
In this episode we discuss respect in the world of software development, with a particular focus on the relationship between testers and programmers. The question isn’t just, “Do testers get enough respect?” but also, “Are you getting the respect you deserve, and do you deserve it?” The episode challenges individuals to evaluate their own skills, contribution, and attitudes.
Thoughts and lessons learned from years of Agile Development Consultancy and Mentoring.
A list of books that have helped me improve my Testing and thinking around testing.