30 Days of Automation in Testing Day 3: Explore "The Club" and Contribute

[youngdq232 (Quang Le)]

Day 3
Challenge - Explore the automation thread on The Club and contribute to the conversation

Contributed to below threads:

Getting started with the basics of automation code

I guess it depends on what technologies you want to start using. I would suggest if you are currently working for a company which implements automation testing, start with those technologies. If they are flexible someone might show you around their framework or even let you check in a few simple tests to begin with while you are learning, if you have a friend there they could review your code. I’m currently reading Java for Testers by Alan Richardson, which is a good place to get started. From …

How do you measure automation success?

Hi all, This is a regular question and always be asked by the client frequently Below are some ideas to measure automation success based on my experience: We should analyze, estimate the automation difficult thing and the risk of your project. After that, you will have the number of test cases can be covered as much as possible by automation. I worked on some projects that the coverage was about 50%, and the others should be 90% or 100%. But all are successful. It’s depending on the project…