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What are the test cases that can be used to test a web application?
test links
bench marking
any other suggestions?
The functions of the web application should be identified based on the specification and/or requirements (http://www.testingminded.com/2008/12/what-is-test-base.html). You can write test cases based on this function list. But there are a lot of ways to improve your tests... If you want to use a more sophisticated method, you can read about ISTQB, test planning and test desing. http://www.istqb.org/newsevents/news/2013/341-chapter-3-in-advanced-level-syllabus-2012-test-analyst-test-techniques.html
For webapp testing we use Selenium (http://docs.seleniumhq.org/) and JUnit (http://junit.org/).
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Hi I know that BDD with selenium can be used to test user interfaces.
I also know that APIs could be tested using Gherkin.
My question is, should APIs be tested using Gherkin? Is it the right tool for the job?
BDD aims to create a shared understanding of how an application should behave by discovering new features based on concrete examples. Key examples are then formalized with natural language following a Given/When/Then structure
For that you use Gherkin. On which layer you then automate is another decision.
This can be the UI layer, or some API service layer below.
So yes, Gherkin is the right tool for the job.
Source: https://specflow.org/bdd/
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is there a way to test gRPC with Jmeter ?
I would like it in Jmeter since it will enable covering both functional and load with the same tool.
anyone with Jmeter plugin development experience that can help estimate the work and effort ?
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We are using Geb, Gradle, spock and Jenkins for UI testing,
I was wondering what would be the best approach to run the all test suite concurrently on all the test browsers?
1. Configure it as part of the gradle build?
or
2. Create a multi project axis in Jenkins for every browser/os?
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How much time is required to learn bootstrap?
just use the official website www.getbootstrap.com
Go through the Getting Started section, it will cover all the main things to know about using this amazing framework.
After that, just try to build a simple website using the responsive grids and available components.
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Basing on what documents the test engineer will prepare test cases, directly from the requirement document or any other document. I heard that senior test engineer will prepare test scenarios based on requirement document, from test scenarios test engineer will prepare the test cases, is this the correct procedure or not please clarify me.
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Normally The flow is -
Use Case -> Functional Requirement Specification -> Test Scenario -> Test Conditions.
Now it depends on your company how particular they are in following this process.