01 Introduction
In Part 1 of the Automation Best Practices with Java workshop, Nikolay introduces the workshop content, reviews setup instructions, and discusses testing strategy for a web application.
Systems | Development | Analytics | API | Testing
Modern Software Development For Today's Systems & Applications
02 End-to-End Browser Testing
In Part 2 of the Automation Best Practices with Java workshop, practice writing end-to-end browser tests using testing best practices.
03 Building Atomic Tests
In Part 3 of the Automation Best Practices with Java workshop, learn about automated atomic tests and their benefits, and the steps to creating atomic tests.
04 Visual End-to-End Testing
In Part 4 of the Automation Best Practices with Java workshop, learn what visual end-to-end (E2E) testing is and how to implement it for a web app.
Windows 11 Now Available on Sauce Labs
We are excited to announce that Windows 11 is now available on Sauce Labs to run tests using Firefox, Chrome, and Chromium Edge. As your team looks to accelerate automated testing by running tests in parallel, Sauce Labs gives you the ability to test against the most recent version of every operating system, ensuring that you're maximizing your OS and browser coverage.
Unscripted with Aled Mikes: Lessons in Leadership CEO Advice
Lessons in Leadership with Aled Miles - multiple interviewee.
10 Things Testers Wish CIOs and CTOs Knew About Testing: Episode 9
In this new series from Sauce Labs, Marcus Merrell addresses ten things he wishes CIOs and CTOs understood about testing. In episode nine, Marcus discusses testing after code is shipped to production. Come along on this ten-episode journey to learn some best practices while Marcus dispels some myths about the testing space.
Testing Does not Stop After Code is Pushed into Production
Your mileage may vary on Ryan Gosling films. I happen to be a fan, and I always chuckle during the climactic scene in The Notebook. Drenched in rain, Gosling says to Rachel McAdams’ character, “It wasn’t over. It still isn’t over.” He of course is talking about their relationship, but I could easily draw a parallel here with testing. While in the past it may have seemed that a tester’s job was done once code was pushed into production, that is no longer the case.