Applying the Page Object Pattern to JavaScript component testing for frameworks like Angular and React to create cleaner, more maintainable tests.
Exploring UI testing on iOS, comparing KIF and XCUI, and solving flaky tests with better synchronization techniques.
Using Selenium to create automated tests for Ansible web app roles, demonstrating how to verify complex application functionality beyond basic deployment checks.
PSPDFKit's journey to achieving fast and reliable UI testing for their iOS PDF SDK, covering strategies beyond Apple's XCUI framework.
Part 7 of a series on creating professional PowerShell DSC resources, focusing on integration testing and best practices.
Part 4 of a series on creating professional PowerShell DSC resources, focusing on implementing automated testing with Pester.
A tip for using the 'OS=latest' keyword in xcodebuild to automatically target the newest iOS Simulator version, preventing script breaks after Xcode updates.
How GitHub uses automated testing tools to help developers write more user-focused, less corporate-sounding blog posts.
A developer details creating an accessibility testing plugin for the Protractor end-to-end testing framework, integrating tools like Chrome Accessibility Developer Tools.
Explores using PhantomCSS for visual regression testing of OBIEE front ends, addressing limitations of traditional tools like Selenium.
Explores automated regression testing for OBIEE, focusing on data integrity after RPD changes instead of front-end UI testing.
An introduction to the Test Anything Protocol (TAP), a simple, language-agnostic protocol for generating automated test results.
A developer creates a custom PhantomJS test runner for QUnit to improve console output, error handling, and support multiple formats like JUnit.
A guide to automating web performance metrics collection in .NET using BrowserMob Proxy and Selenium for ongoing monitoring.
Using Modipyd's pyautotest with Growl notifications for automated, feedback-driven Python testing during development.
A tutorial on using Microsoft's Pex tool for automated white-box testing and code verification in .NET, including a practical example.
