Get the most out of asking a question.
If you could give one piece of advice to a beginner in QA automation, what would it be
Get the most out of asking a question.
If you could give one piece of advice to a beginner in QA automation, what would it be
I would advise focusing on a single tool at a time.
Learn it and apply your knowledge by building a small project.
Wow just one? โฆ
Make sure you understand โwhyโ to automate, then โwhatโ to automate, then worry about โhowโ to automate.
There is nothing as 100% automation in the market.
Focus on basics of testingโฆ without testing skill tools will be of no help.
If I were going to give only one piece of advice, I would say, if you are stuck with a programming problem, it would be to ask chatGPT for a solution before you ask a developer for help. You will learn from the answers that chatGPT gives. chat GPT may solve your problem and if it doesnโt, you will sound more informed if you ask a developer for help.
Learn the theory, not the tool.
What are the levels of test, when do you use them and what do they give you?
I 'm doing same before asking to developer
Any/all learning builds on itself.
Automation is basically development. Nothing else.
Therefore you can use this skill also for many other things.