Continuing the series from the introduction post – 410+ tips from 110+ Testers. In this post we will see what are some automation basics
“Automation is good but cannot fix poor test design” – Many such tips which testers have learned over with their experience.
A straightforward way to remember this series – bit.ly/testing_tips
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An effortless way to remember this posts it – https://bit.ly/automationbasics
Note – Link is at the end along with full mind map you will see in this video
The video has more content so do watch
You can agree or disagree with the content, we are here to learn from each other.
Is automation limited to functional and Regression Suites ?
Where you must use Automation ?
Have you realized these things with respect to automation ?
You might like to check this post to start with API Testing or related concepts – API_Testing ( East way to remember http://bit.ly/API_Testing )
bit.ly/improveyourgithubprofile- watch this to show your work public ally or how you can have notes
bit.ly/30daysofpostman – learn this tool easily
bit.ly/ss_tools – screenshot tools
Who owns the credit for these tips on Test Data Management?
The Test Chat members have given all this tip. I just summarized it.
Tester Tips to make use of Automation in best way – Full Mind map
Hope you like the automation basics covered in this post
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Hello! My name is Gaurav Khurana. I have 12+ years of experience as a Software Tester. Won the Tester Of the Year Award 2022. Currently working for Microsoft. Worked in 2 MNCs. A youtuber and blogger and worked on *nix and windows based apps for telecom & insurance domain. Used Selenium, Serenity-bdd, RestAssured, AzureDevOps, Karate, SoapUI, Perl, Shell scripting, Postman, TestProject for automation,etc along with excel. Udzial is a polish word which means share. I believe in #SharingIsCaring.
