AI is changing test automation, but not in the simplistic way many headlines suggest. The real shift is not that AI can write a few test steps faster. The real shift is that AI can now assist across the testing lifecycle: generating ideas, spotting patterns, reducing maintenance effort, clustering failures, prioritizing risk, and helping …
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AI in test automation is at an awkward stage: everyone claims “AI-powered,” but most teams still fight the same three enemies: Flaky failures that waste hours Slow triage (“is this a product bug or a test issue?”) Coverage blind spots (we test a lot… but not necessarily what matters) This article is not a …
When I first started my journey as a QA engineer, one of the things I quickly noticed was that our test scripts were messy, brittle, and hard to maintain. Each test case was filled with dozens of assertions, hard-coded locators, and repetitive code that made debugging a nightmare. I remember sitting through test runs that …
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Introduction: The House You Never Finished Imagine building a house with no blueprint. You have bricks, nails, cement, and tools—but no plan. Walls go up, then get torn down. Rooms are repurposed mid-construction. Eventually, the structure stands, but it leans, creaks, and fails inspection. This is the story of most automation frameworks. Across 25 …
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Introduction Test automation has entered a new era—much like tennis itself. Selenium WebDriver is the Roger Federer of this space: reliable, proven, and with a legacy spanning decades. Today, a new champion has emerged: Playwright, representing the innovation, agility, and adaptability of Jannik Sinner, the recent Wimbledon champion. This article provides a strategic, …
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Introduction In today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape, test automation skills are in high demand. Many Senior QA leaders advocate for pursuing a career in test automation engineering to become a QA champion within an organization. This comprehensive guide provides a step-by-step roadmap to advance as a Functional Test Automation Champion. Step 1: Master a …
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Top – 17 : Automation Interview Questions for 2024. Q.1. Could you explain what is an interface, and how have you used it in your framework? Explanation: An interface in Java is a collection of abstract methods (methods without a body) and constants. It provides a blueprint for classes to implement, ensuring that …
Q.1. How do you rerun only failed scripts in your framework? Explanation: In my automation framework, selectively rerunning failed scripts involves implementing a test rerun strategy. This allows for the targeted execution of scripts that encountered failures during the initial run. Use Case: In our project, we had a suite of end-to-end tests. Using a …
Q.1. Can you elaborate on the distinctions between StringBuffer and StringBuilder? Explanation: StringBuffer: StringBuffer and StringBuilder classes are mutable.StringBuffer is synchronized i.e. thread safe. It means two threads can’t call the methods of StringBuffer simultaneously. StringBuffer is less efficient than StringBuilder. StringBuilder: StringBuilder is non-synchronized i.e. not thread safe. It means two threads can call the …
Will ChatGPT replace software engineers? A query many have in the software field and something that threatens the entire population is ChatGPT. Now, let us know the answer to the above question. First, ChatGPT will not replace software engineers as the bug is easily figured out and identified manually rather than using ChatGPT. In this …
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