The Problem: The test scripts in my very first automation project involved conditional statements, looping, logical, numerical, string operations and much more. Sprint by sprint the software grew more complex and often I got a feeling “aren’t our scripts becoming as complex as the developer code itself?” Despite having a well-designed hybrid automation framework, debugging […]read more »
Summary: One of the repetitive tasks that we do in product development is project deployment, and depending on the size and complexity of the project, the time to invest in the deployment process might be a huge concern. You may not be pushing all of the builds to the production server, but to test each […]read more »
A Q&A with Rajeev Sharma, Chief Solutions Officer at Ness Digital Engineering What is Ness Digital Engineering’ view on DevOps? Some of the technical executives at our clients are interested in cutting costs, so they ask us about what it takes to implement a DevOps strategy within their organizations. We need to explain that the […]read more »
Applications in this digital era have increasingly diverse and complex testing needs. These can cover functionality, performance, usability, mobility, security, and responsiveness to name a few. With a plethora of automation tools available to cater to one or more needs, the process of identifying and selecting the right tool becomes a challenge. A common misconception […]read more »
“Developers write unit tests to determine if their code is doing things right. Customers write acceptance tests to determine if the system is doing the right things.” In this fourth and last installment of our post series on test automation, we’d like to talk about ATDD or Acceptance Test Driven Development. Today Software Industry has […]read more »
This is the third post in our series on test automation With the software industry going Agile in a big way and the emergence of digital technology, testing is no longer a “later stage” activity. Rather, testing has to remain hand in hand with development, ensuring “done-ness” at all times. Agile requires that tests for […]read more »
