Books are everyone’s best friends, including the QA Testers. There isn’t any way of improving your skills then by enhancing your skills. As the world of software development and testing is extremely competitive. Therefore, every tester and the developer have to make sure that they keep enhancing their skills in order to stay on the top of their game. If you want to leave a mark in the testing and development industry, then you would have to grasp more and more knowledge. There isn’t any better way of boosting your skills and learning other than reading books related to testing. In this article, we will focus on a few of the top books that the QA Testers should consider learning.Â
You have a great idea for a product. The moment you conceive it, you want to translate it into a fully functional model. You figure out the logistics and hire a team to get the job done. This may or may not be your entrepreneurial breakthrough, but you certainly believe that the idea behind the application software will transform the society and customers would be more than satisfied to have your products with them.
By the term “Desired Capabilities” in automation testing, what comes first in our mind? If the first thing that strikes our mind is might be DesiredCapabilities is a predefined class that can help us set up our test environment according to our test requirement, then our thoughts are actually on target. Moving forward with the test environment, it gives us many capabilities such as browserName, version, platform etc. These capabilities tell the WebDriver on which configuration to run the test on.
Sikuli is an open source tool developed by MIT to interact with flash objects. Flash objects are those that cannot be located with Selenium Locators since they don’t even have their presence in DOM structure of that particular web page. Example of flash objects can be any type of windows based pop-ups, flash games etc.