In this tutorial, we will learn how to create our very own AWS (Amazon Web Services) Instance, how to connect to it and how to install an Apache2 service. Please note that there is one prerequisite that you need to fulfill before you can move forward: You need to have a valid credit/debit card to … Continue reading Creating an AWS Instance with Apache2
Decorate with decorators
Decorators are to Python what annotations are to Java. They were introduced since Python 2 and are still widely used in order to maintain a clean code and to separate logic which is not strictly related to the behavior of a block of code. NOTE: decorators in Python are not the same as the decorator design pattern. … Continue reading Decorate with decorators
Cucumber with TestNG
"Testing leads to failure and failure leads to understanding." Burt Rutan If you are interested in automation testing practice and you are a beginner in this area of development, then this article will help you a lot. Below you could find some interesting things about a friendly feature called Cucumber, which is simple to learn … Continue reading Cucumber with TestNG
Test case life cycle based on state pattern
Going further with our research on different design patterns used on automation testing, we've made a stop around the state pattern. As any developer knows, this one is part of the behavioral family. For testers maybe it's a new concept, so as a short notice, behavioral patterns are responsible for setting up a communication between objects. … Continue reading Test case life cycle based on state pattern
Mobile automation with Appium
If you've ever wanted to start exploring in a new field, you've certainly come across a point where you have to make a choice regarding what to use. In order to achieve better results, you spend hours looking for the right tool. Well, when it comes to mobile automation, no more. Here comes Appium. I. Appium Appium is … Continue reading Mobile automation with Appium
Calling test methods using a beautiful facade
Facade pattern hides the complexity of objects creation under an interface which is exposed to a client. Using it, you can get access to different functions from the whole system without having to be worried about the implementation complexity. A useful thing to consider is that facade is a part of the structural design patterns, which … Continue reading Calling test methods using a beautiful facade
When builder comes in test automation
While playing around with different design patterns in order to increase the efficiency of building a maintainable automation related architecture I've decided to give a chance also to the builder pattern. The main idea of it is to separate the construction of a test from its representation so the builder will implement the whole test logic, and … Continue reading When builder comes in test automation
