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This document discusses using Appium and Docker together for mobile UI testing on Android. It provides an introduction to Appium and Docker, explaining that Appium allows testing of native and hybrid mobile apps across platforms using WebDriver, while Docker provides lightweight containers to run testing environments and applications. It then demonstrates how to set up a Docker container with an Android environment and Appium server to run UI tests on an Android emulator with no local development environment required.

The document discusses a presentation about application lifecycle management (ALM) using Team Foundation Server 2010. It includes an overview of key ALM concepts like version control, build automation, work item tracking, and team collaboration. It also provides a quick tour of the administration console and components of the virtual environment like SQL Server, SharePoint, and Visual Studio.

Learn how you can improve the quality of web applications through Sencha Test 2.2. We’ll demonstrate how you can build robust tests using Page Objects, visualize tests using a tree view and utilize unique locators by using the DOM Tree directly from Sencha Studio.

A presentation on Continuous Performance Testing. Performance in CI: Background and challenges - Andy Still, Co-Founder, Intechnica An example implementation: Mark Smith, Online QA Manager, Channel 4

In this brief presentation, we'll explore how browser vendors like Chrome 45 have changed software testing forever. Check out this slideshare to learn what this means for the future of testing.

This document discusses Salesforce's approach to Selenium testing at scale. Some key points: - Salesforce runs over 1 million browser tests per day across thousands of VMs. - They use WebDriver to test against a live application across many browser and OS combinations. - Proper use of page objects is important to encapsulate Selenium and allow tests to scale. - Challenges include assigning failures, non-deterministic tests, browser and Selenium version upgrades.

This document summarizes a presentation about developing brilliant APIs in Ruby and Python. It discusses choosing between Ruby and Python for APIs and frameworks like Rails, Grape, Flask and Django. It also covers API documentation, testing, and API sandboxing tools. The presentation concludes that Ruby+Rails is best for large projects while Python is great for smaller, as-needed APIs and scripting. It emphasizes the importance of documentation and how Ready! API can help test and sandbox APIs across technologies.

In this Quality Assurance Training session, you will learn about Selenium- Remote Control (RC). Topic covered in this session are: • Introduction to Selenium RC • Installing Selenium RC • Installing Eclipse • Configuring Selenium RC • Selenium RC Scripting For more information, about this quality assurance training, visit this link: https://www.mindsmapped.com/courses/quality-assurance/software-testing-training-with-hands-on-project-on-e-commerce-application/

The document discusses factors to consider when selecting a test automation framework. It describes how there are many options for frameworks available and outlines important criteria to evaluate, such as flexibility, ability to support different applications and interfaces, tool and language independence, parallel execution, and design patterns. The presentation provides examples of different types of frameworks and discusses strategies for building frameworks that can scale and evolve with changing needs.

This document provides an overview of a workshop on automating Eclipse-based applications using UI automation tools. The workshop will cover ways to automate Eclipse functionality, challenges in automating Eclipse, different automation tools including Eclipse plugins and QuickTest Professional, and tips for UI automation of Eclipse. Attendees will learn basics of UI automation tools and how to automate and test Eclipse-based applications. The real challenge of UI automation starts with Eclipse due to its open and customizable nature supported by over 1200 plugins.

The document discusses how testing tools have evolved along with the testing lifecycle to bring more structure and efficiency. It provides several examples of projects that transitioned from disorganized testing methods like spreadsheets to more integrated testing tools. This allowed them to better manage requirements, automate test execution, and provide reporting. While no single tool is perfect, selecting one suited to the project's needs and ensuring users are trained can formalize the testing process and improve outcomes.

a talk by David Louvton and Sagar Wanaselja about the Selenium Infrastructure at Salesforce.com and design patterns for test automation.

With Team Foundation Server 2015 and Visual Studio Online, Microsoft has made available a brand new cross-platform build technology. This new build technology promises to be simpler to implement and maintain than Microsoft's previous attempts at automating builds. Rather than dealing with complex XML and/or XAML you simply "compose" build definitions by adding the build activities you need for your specific implementation. The build agents are also must easier to scale and keep up to date than previous build agents. You can even build your Android and iOS apps with it!

This document discusses best practices for implementing a "shift-left" strategy to move quality assurance activities earlier in the software development lifecycle. It recommends having quality be everyone's responsibility, focusing on delivering valuable features, adopting an automation-first mentality, embracing continuous feedback through a "fail or learn fast" approach, and continuously improving processes. The document provides examples of how some organizations are successfully shifting left, such as through continuous integration/delivery pipelines, minimum viable products, and behavior-driven development. It also describes how Applause's in-sprint testing service can help teams validate features within a sprint to avoid context switching for developers.

Testing frameworks provide an execution environment for automated tests. The main types are modular, data-driven, and keyword-driven frameworks. Modular frameworks organize tests into independent scripts representing application modules. Data-driven frameworks store test data and expected results in external files to reduce code duplication. Keyword-driven frameworks use external files to store test actions and data. Hybrid frameworks combine advantages of the different approaches. While frameworks work with waterfall models, agile methodologies benefit more from test-driven development and behavior-driven development which integrate testing throughout development.

The document discusses test automation architecture and strategies for building an effective test automation pyramid. It recommends starting with unit tests at the base to test individual classes in isolation using mocks and stubs. Integration and API tests should be the next focus to test application logic through service calls. GUI tests should be limited to a fixed number of end-to-end tests while avoiding fragile tests. Cross-functional involvement from different teams is also important for maintaining tests. The goal is to have a stable, well-designed test automation strategy that finds bugs efficiently without wasting resources on fragile tests.

This document discusses continuous integration and automation testing. It describes continuous integration as a software development practice where changes are frequently integrated and validated through automated builds and tests. This allows teams to detect issues early and stabilize their products. The document provides details on continuous integration processes and practices, how to implement automation testing in a continuous integration environment, and the benefits such as faster feedback, reduced bugs, and improved quality. It also includes a case study on using the TeamCity tool to implement continuous integration and automation testing.

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This document provides an overview and agenda for a four-day instructor-led course on using testing tools in Visual Studio 2012. The course covers recording and writing automated tests using Coded UI, adding validations, best practices, and an overview of the Coded UI tools and APIs. It also demonstrates converting existing manual tests to automated tests and adding assertions during recording.

This training seminar demonstrates how to record tests run against various types of application user interfaces using Microsoft Visual Studio’s Coded UI Tests and how to replay them at any time. Additionally, we explore how to embed validations, either simple or elaborate, to ensure your application is producing the correct results. Learn how to improve the quality of your applications by having a repeatable set of Microsoft Coded UI Tests available to ensure defects don’t go unnoticed!

In the past, applications where created as monolithic entities running on a single server. If this is the past for you, too, you will have experienced the downside of modern distributed and cloud applications, as debugging, troubleshooting, and monitoring is not easily accomplished with traditional approaches. Within this session, we will explore different possibilities for collecting and analyzing the needed information to solve issues on modern distributed application and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each approach like debugger, log files, performance counter and third party solutions. The focus of this session will be on Developer and DevOps need, as increased release cycles and third party dependency more and more result in the need for troubleshooting also on production system, rather than in an isolated test environment. This session requires a solid understanding of distributed applications and knowledge of SOA, but most principles also apply to and can be beneficial for more traditional application design approaches. The used code examples are in .NET but the shown principles generally apply to other languages, too, and shown software is often available for a variety of environments.

Cabot is an offshore software development firm focussed on niche technologies, QA Automation, Data analysis and mobile development. We are located in India, Dubai, US. Our team size is over 100 and we have been in the industry for about 11 years and delivered more than 500 successful projects to clients across the globe.

Explore the efficiencies of test automation using the GienTech automation framework enhanced by the AI-powered Applitools platform. Details and session recording with demonstration at https://applitools.info/j90

The document provides an overview and agenda for a session on Microsoft testing tools. The session will cover manual testing and test case management using Microsoft Test Manager 2012, automated testing using coded UI tests in Visual Studio 2012, web performance testing in Visual Studio 2012, cloud-based load testing in Visual Studio 2013, application lifecycle management using Visual Studio Online 2013, and working with Team Foundation Server 2012.

The document discusses Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and Test Manager. It provides an overview of Visual Studio Team System 2010 and its tools for software development, testing, and management. It also describes the capabilities of Microsoft Test Manager for test planning, case management, execution and defect tracking. Finally, it demonstrates some of these capabilities through a test planning and execution demo.

Twice vertelt u in een korte intensieve sessie meer over ALM en Team Foundation Server. In dit seminar is gedemonstreerd wat de nieuwe mogelijkheden zijn van Visual Studio 2012 en Visual Studio 2012 Team Foundation Server. Team Foundation Server ondersteunt de gehele Lifecycle van het applicatie ontwikkeltraject op basis van het Agile gedachtegoed. Er is onder andere ingegaan op de verbeterde samenwerkingsmogelijkheden, het beheer van de source code en het applicatie testproces. Onderwerpen die behandeld zullen worden tijdens dit seminar: • Agile Dashboards • Drag/Drop Storyboards en Taskboards • Ondersteuning voor meerdere teams • Betere offline Version Control d.m.v. local workspaces • Exploratory Testing • Feedback Manager • Geïntegreerde Code Review • Vernieuwde IDE • Integratie met verschillende Unit Test Frameworks • Suspend/Resume work binnen Visual Studio

Seminar over ALM en Team Foundation Server In dit seminar wordt gedemonstreerd wat de nieuwe mogelijkheden zijn van Visual Studio 2012 en Visual Studio 2012 Team Foundation Server. Team Foundation Server ondersteunt de gehele Lifecycle van het applicatie ontwikkeltraject op basis van het Agile gedachtegoed. Er wordt onder andere ingegaan op de verbeterde samenwerkingsmogelijkheden, het beheer van de source code en het applicatie testproces. Onderwerpen die behandeld worden tijdens dit seminar zijn: - Agile dashboards - Drag/drop storyboards en Taskboards - Ondersteuning voor meerdere teams - betere offline version control d.m.v. local workspaces - Exploratory testing - Feedback manager - Geïntegreerde code review - Vernieuwde IDE - Integratie met verschillende Unit Test Frameworks -Suspend/Resume work binnen Visual Studio