quality assurance Questions

If a Scrum "increment" is to be "done" by the end of the "sprint", where "done" means usable/releaseable, I assume testing has to be part of the sprint. Since sprints are not supposed to last more than a month, depending on the scope of the sprint goals, testing is either ongoing or occurs just before the end of the sprint. It seems on-going has to be the answer, but regressive testing of the new increment with previous incrments can grow into an increasing work item.

Does anyone with experience in this have thoughts to share so I can understand better how this is done?

So, I'm writing automation tests for a huge web platform. We have page objects folder with files for each web page which contain a great amount of selectors used in tests. Also, tests pertaining to one of the component/functionality are all grouped in one file. 

 

The main question is whether the functions used by multiple tests (and some will have assertions in them) should be written:

1. Functions w/o assertions in page object and those w/ assertions in helper file for that component/functionality

2. All functions in helper file

3. Functions w/o assertions in page object and write the rest of the commands with assertions in the specific tests even though they may repeat and make the file with tests huge.

Testing is done in javasctipt(more recent: typescript), selenium webdriver, protractor, jasmine.

I really hope someone can solve this conundrum since nobody in my office has enough experience to help me. Thank you!

p.s. Should we group tests in one file? or write wvery test in a separate one?  

 

It's a survey on usual test automation tools ( open-source vs commercial) and what people think (and want from) about them.

I was just wondering if anyone decided to make the switch and, if yes, how did that go? 

Any feedback? 

Being novice and currently working in support and name sake testing i want to know if it would worth orr beneficial to learn Salesforce if I project to be in as Software Tester ahead. Please help asap.

Hey, 

As a QA Manager, I've been requested to train my wider team that includes Product owners, business analysts to train them in software testing that's relevent so they can lend a hand as my team has been significantly reduced due to losses.

Any strategy you could suggest or guidelines to how to go about it will be helpful please?

Thanks

Rekha

Want to cover the visual screen for the web project

I am verifying all the visual controls are displaying as expected after changing some componant library in project.

Does anyone here have any experience or knowledge of performing acceptance testing on automated conveyor systems utilised for the sortation of items.

This is a mixture of software and interfaces with moving machinery and integrating into data systems 

For example conveyor or materials handling conveyors used in the managment and distribution of luggage around a large airport 

I am looking to understand how you defined the scope of test and the framework adopted with the possibility of benchmarking the activities you have performed.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

mPOS applications are Mobile Point of Sale Applications. How to automate the test cases for such applications

This is regarding the apple native app review farming feature. I want to test this for my app as we have implemented this for our app and now we don't know how we can test this before go-live. Can someone help me to find out the way to test this?

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