Fabulous Tests on Spock and Groovy
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This document summarizes tests performed on Spock and Groovy frameworks for UI automation and REST API testing. Groovy and the Spock framework provide a simple, informative, and powerful way to write fast and stable tests with capabilities like JSON/XML parsing and mocking. Code examples show how to use the RESTClient library to make requests and assertions in a Spock specification.
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- 1. Fabulous tests on Spock and Groovy Yaroslav Pernerovskyy 2017
- 2. Yaroslav Pernerovskyy 2005 – Celenia 2010 – Luxoft 2013 – GlobalLogic Skype: celenia_ype
- 3. Pains
- 4. UI Automation Hell Inverted Test Pyramid People Shortage
- 5. Needs
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- 7. Research
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