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E2E testing manifesto

November 25, 2022 Mr.Slavchev 4 Comments

Reading Time: 7 minutes Pretty recently I had a conversation with my direct manager on the end-to-end(e2e) tests and their purpose. I don’t know…

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Posted in: Automation, Quality Assurance Filed under: acceptance testing, e2e testing, test automation

Hindsight lessons about automation: Interfaces

June 19, 2018 Mr.Slavchev 3 Comments

Reading Time: 6 minutes In this part of “Hindsight lessons of automation” I will try to focus on another key question that is crucial…

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Posted in: Automation, Hindsight lessons about automation, Knowledge improvements, Quality Assurance Filed under: automation testing, QA, Quality assurance, test automation

Hindsight lessons about automation: Why automation?

February 7, 2018 Mr.Slavchev 11 Comments

Reading Time: 4 minutes I started the first post with coding and I made the first and most common mistake that everyone doing automation…

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Posted in: Hindsight lessons about automation, Quality Assurance Filed under: QA, Software testing, test automation, testing methodology

I will speak at Romanian testing conference 2018

February 1, 2018 Mr.Slavchev Leave a comment

Reading Time: 3 minutes My talk “Automation vs. intelligence – “come with me, if you want to live”” was accepted and I will be…

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Posted in: Automation, Beating robots down, Events, Quality Assurance Filed under: automation testing, QA, Quality assurance, Software testing, test automation

Randomize test execution in TestNG to improve test isolation.

September 19, 2015 Mr.Slavchev 6 Comments

Reading Time: 3 minutes Recently I watched this awesome talk by Simon Stewart which is kind of old, but still awesome, since I am quite…

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Posted in: Automation, Quality Assurance Filed under: automation testing, randomize test execution, Selenium, test automation, test isolation, testng

QAshido – The path of the tester. Virtue # 1 – Technical skills.

August 11, 2014 Mr.Slavchev 3 Comments

Reading Time: 6 minutes Link to: QAshido – The path of the tester. Why technical skills are important? I think this is a pretty…

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Posted in: Quality Assurance Filed under: networking, QA, Quality assurance, Software testing, technical skills, test automation

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