Automated Web Testing and Open Source Tools
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The document discusses automated web testing. Automated testing is important to test code releases, bug fixes, and app availability quickly and efficiently. It allows developers to test functionality, forms, files, calculations, search, and media components across browsers. Usability testing ensures smooth navigation, clear error messages, consistent layouts, proper fonts and glyphs, responsive animations and interactions, and optimal front-end performance. Popular automation tools mentioned include Appium for mobile apps, Sikuli for GUI testing, Selenium for browser testing, and Jenkins for continuous integration. Automated testing frees up human minds to be more creative by having machines handle repetitive testing tasks.
Automated Web Testing and Open Source Tools
- 1. Automated Web Testing By Henry Huang
- 5. Repetition Leave the boring stuff to the machines
- 6. TIME Agile It's about being efficient & stayin g ahead of the game.
- 7. Free up the minds vs Being Robot Being Creative
- 10. When to Test?
- 11. 1. Code Releses 2. Bug Fixes 3. Availability QA
- 12. What? How?
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- 16. Form File & Calculation Everything from feedback surveys to creating new to-dos, to subscribing to a newsletter. Check that submissions work correctly and are properly connected to your database, and that all fields accept input as necessary. Image and document uploads, editing and computation functionality and correct output. Also, look at how efficient your app is at computing and displaying results, to allow for a smooth user experience.
- 17. Search Media Component If your app allows users to search through content, files or documentation, ensure that your search engine comprehensively indexes this information, updates itself regularly and is quick to look up and display relevant results. Test for smooth and seamless audio and video playback, animations and interactive media (like games and graphics tools). These components should function as expected and not break or slow down the rest of the app while loading or running.
- 19. Navigation Error Messages & Warnings Cross Browser Help & Documentation
- 20. Consistent Layouts Fonts & Glyphs Animation & Interaction Front-end Performance