This post is part of the Web UI Automation With Python for the Lazy QA software testing course. I know this is a crash course in software test automation and we want to jump into coding, but I’m going to use this lesson to first answer two important questions: The first question is important, because...
This lean course is for the lazy QA who wants to learn how to write automation code to run their web UI tests, so that they don’t have to. The goal is to focus on just the essentials to get you from point A to point B the quickest. Point A is you starting out...
Believe it or not, filing a Jira ticket is not the only way to report a bug. Today I’m going to share with you four other approaches to add to your arsenal. Not only will it make you stand out, but you might actually get the job done better. First, let me convince you why...
When I look back on the pre-pandemic days, I realize I had been testing software for years without truly understanding what software testing meant. All that changed when the pandemic hit. Covid was in the news cycle daily and you couldn’t get away from the constant articles telling you where and how to get tested...
