The document discusses shifting accessibility testing left in the software development lifecycle (SDLC) to reduce costs and bugs. It describes how automated testing tools like aXe can be integrated early in development using techniques like Selenium. The benefits of an earlier, automated approach are outlined, including lower costs to fix issues and fewer accessibility failures in production. Examples of accessibility linters for different platforms are also provided.
Continuous Testing Meets the Classroom at Code.orgSauce Labs
Code.org's Brian Jordan, a Software Engineer, takes the audience for a fun tour of Code.org’s continuous, automated testing suite. Brian discusses how Code.org approaches testing throughout the product development cycle, given their unique testing challenges—developing interactive, game-like curriculum for just the types of browsers you’d expect to find in school computer labs—from Internet Explorer 9 to iPads across 40+ languages.
Accessibility Testing Tools for Developers - Gerard K. Cohen - CSUN 2016gerardkcohen
There're a lot of accessibility tools available today. This presentation will provide an overview of these tools, and how they can be built into your workflow. From basic, all the way to advanced automated E2E testing. Geared for front-end developers/ engineers looking to improve the accessibility of their work.
Working code examples are available at https://github.com/gerardkcohen/nightwatch-a11y-testing
Awesome Test Automation Made Simple w/ Dave HaeffnerSauce Labs
Learn how to build simple and powerful automated tests that will work on the browsers you care about, cover visual testing and functional regressions, and be configured to run automatically through the use of a continuous integration (CI) server.
Beyond the Release: CI That Transforms OrganizationsSauce Labs
When DevOps talk meets DevOps tactics, companies are finding that Continuous Integration (CI) is the make or break point. And implementing CI is one thing, but making it healthy and sustainable takes a little bit more consideration.
In this webinar, Chris Riley (DevOps Analyst) and Andy Pemberton (CloudBees) will show you how Jenkins and Sauce Labs can work together to build a comprehensive CI tool set to help you release faster, at a higher quality and with more visibility.
Stop Testing (Only) The Functionality of Your Mobile Apps!Applitools
** Full webinar recording: https://youtu.be/F-AS7q4ANBc **
We have heard a lot about Mobile Testing and how it differs from Web-based testing. However, do you know there is more to test on Mobile than just functionality and device-related testing?
Listen to Appium expert, Justin Ison, and Sr. Automation Architect, Anand Bagmar, in this in-depth session, where they shared hands-on real-world examples that are critical to include in your Mobile Testing.
Talking points included:
* Understand when you need to go beyond regular testing approaches - ex: when to use real devices vs emulators/simulators; when to consider on-field testing along with beta/staged releases of your apps
* Be aware of the pitfalls - ex: insights from chaos/monkey testing, and ways to build observability into your app
* Learn techniques that reduce various risks along the Dev-Test-Release cycle - ex: accessibility and visual testing
Continuous Testing Meets the Classroom at Code.orgSauce Labs
Code.org's Brian Jordan, a Software Engineer, takes the audience for a fun tour of Code.org’s continuous, automated testing suite. Brian discusses how Code.org approaches testing throughout the product development cycle, given their unique testing challenges—developing interactive, game-like curriculum for just the types of browsers you’d expect to find in school computer labs—from Internet Explorer 9 to iPads across 40+ languages.
Accessibility Testing Tools for Developers - Gerard K. Cohen - CSUN 2016gerardkcohen
There're a lot of accessibility tools available today. This presentation will provide an overview of these tools, and how they can be built into your workflow. From basic, all the way to advanced automated E2E testing. Geared for front-end developers/ engineers looking to improve the accessibility of their work.
Working code examples are available at https://github.com/gerardkcohen/nightwatch-a11y-testing
Awesome Test Automation Made Simple w/ Dave HaeffnerSauce Labs
Learn how to build simple and powerful automated tests that will work on the browsers you care about, cover visual testing and functional regressions, and be configured to run automatically through the use of a continuous integration (CI) server.
Beyond the Release: CI That Transforms OrganizationsSauce Labs
When DevOps talk meets DevOps tactics, companies are finding that Continuous Integration (CI) is the make or break point. And implementing CI is one thing, but making it healthy and sustainable takes a little bit more consideration.
In this webinar, Chris Riley (DevOps Analyst) and Andy Pemberton (CloudBees) will show you how Jenkins and Sauce Labs can work together to build a comprehensive CI tool set to help you release faster, at a higher quality and with more visibility.
Stop Testing (Only) The Functionality of Your Mobile Apps!Applitools
** Full webinar recording: https://youtu.be/F-AS7q4ANBc **
We have heard a lot about Mobile Testing and how it differs from Web-based testing. However, do you know there is more to test on Mobile than just functionality and device-related testing?
Listen to Appium expert, Justin Ison, and Sr. Automation Architect, Anand Bagmar, in this in-depth session, where they shared hands-on real-world examples that are critical to include in your Mobile Testing.
Talking points included:
* Understand when you need to go beyond regular testing approaches - ex: when to use real devices vs emulators/simulators; when to consider on-field testing along with beta/staged releases of your apps
* Be aware of the pitfalls - ex: insights from chaos/monkey testing, and ways to build observability into your app
* Learn techniques that reduce various risks along the Dev-Test-Release cycle - ex: accessibility and visual testing
[Webinar] Continuous Testing Done Right: Test Automation at the World's Leadi...Applitools
Join Brian Jordan from Code.org as he takes you through the ins and outs of developing test automation for the world's premiere computer-science education platform.
Code.org is a non-profit aimed at expanding access to computer science, by making computer science accessible to school-children everywhere, via its free online interactive curriculum and corresponding teacher-preparation programs.
Currently used by 300,000 teachers and over 10 million students, Code.org is required to deliver a stable, robust product to all its stakeholders in the classroom — not an easy task, considering the product's unique game-like interactive features.
Brian Jordan, software engineer at Code.org since 2014, introduces the complexities of Code.org's unique interactive product - a puzzle-progression-based computer-science curriculum - and describe how Code.org approaches Continuous Testing throughout the development cycle.
He also presents Code.org automated testing suite, including: architecture, frameworks, tools, and best practices - and how those are designed to address complex QA issues, such as visual & functional testing, cross-browser & cross-device testing, and localization testing for their over 40 supported languages.
Watch this webinar, and learn:
* What Code.org open-source automated testing stack looks like
* What visual testing with Applitools, cross-browser Selenium tests on Sauce Labs, and live-site monitoring with New Relic and Honeybadger look like in practice
* About Code.org "Bug Collection": real live examples of bugs detected before they hit production
* BONUS: Brian playbacks Code.org's full Selenium test-suite in high-speed. See Selenium drag-and-drop code its way through Code.org’s programming puzzles.
Learn how your company can add automated testing for accessibility on all platforms. This presentation covers what Intuit has learned while working towards this goal
How To Use Selenium Successfully (Java Edition)Sauce Labs
Dave Haeffner, a Selenium expert and active member of the Selenium project, steps through the why, how, and what of Selenium (the open-source automated web-testing tool for functional testing).
He also discusses how to start from nothing and build out a well-factored, maintainable, resilient, fast and scalable set of tests in Java. These will test your app across all of the browsers you care about, while exercising relevant functionality that matters to your business.
Real Devices or Emulators: Wen to use What for Automated TestingSauce Labs
Join analyst David Gehringer of Dimensional Research and Sauce Labs in a Webinar that covers their recent research into how QA and dev engineers choose to test across emulators and real devices. Also, we’ll show you a demo of the Sauce Labs Real Device Cloud and how you can implement best practices of testing on both emulators and real devices to optimize your time and money.
Join us for an overview of behavior-driven development and test automation, which aided in the production of a Visualforce/JavaScript application for an enterprise client. Using Cucumber JVM, Selenium, Jenkins, and Git - the team was able to catch regression errors during development. We'll provide an overview of the solution used and how it worked in a real-world environment.
Accessibility Testing Tools for Developers - Seattle Code Campgerardkcohen
You don't have to be an accessibility expert to make your projects accessible, but you do have to make your projects accessible. Identifying accessibility issues as early as possible can save an organization or project a substantial amount of money, time, and headaches over trying to augment a web site or application after initial development. Using a testing tools during development for accessibility will definitely help with this process. For developers that are novice to web accessibility this presentation is a great introduction into key aspects to consider while developing. For developers that are more familiar, this presentation exposes tools that will make accessibility easier. All users will gain from learning how to build accessibility into their development workflow using a variety of testing tools, from simple to intricate.
Code is available at https://github.com/gerardkcohen/nightwatch-a11y-testing
One of the common challenges in the digital space is improving the speed of releases without compromising the of quality of your app. The root of the problem is the market - customer expectations are on the rise, the app market is crowded, and app development is difficult. The solution is test automation.
Watch Perfecto and Infostretch demonstrate Quantum, an established open-source test framework, to run robust, repeatable, and continuous test scenarios.
In this technical webinar, the audience will learn how to use the test framework to
-Create robust and maintainable test automation scripts
-Extend open-source with advanced automation capabilities
-Execute cross-platform mobile and web tests in parallel
-Plug the newly created tests easily to the CI (Continuous Integration) workflow
-Drive fast developer feedback with an advanced reporting library
In agile software development world, we are dealing with many test tasks such as user story testing, exploratory testing, check-list based testing, regression testing, performance testing, security testing in each sprint. Besides these testing activities, one of the test types which is considerably getting crucial is visual regression testing.
Visual regression testing focuses on to check visual contents and animations, page layout, and responsive design of a website/app. Because of the limits of human vision, human-based visual regression testing is generally error-prone and cumbersome. Hence, automation is inevitable. It enables us to run the tests much more precisely in a short time period. Also, it saves us a significant amount of time to deal with other manual test activities in each sprint.
In this talk, we will walk through well-known open-source and commercial solutions for visual test automation. We will learn which technologies they use, what type of visual tests they are suitable for, and their major differences between each other. Besides this overview, we will also make a real-life visual test automation demo by using Selenium, ImageMagick, and AShot.
Cypress has been gaining popularity during last couple of years. This tool aims to redefine a lot of established concepts that were present in end-to-end testing. Starting with Cypress feels like taking on a totally new testing journey. To be honest, it IS a different journey, but an exciting one. In this webinar, Cypress Ambassador Filip Hric, walks you through the first steps of how to start working with Cypress. Take away a solid understanding of what this tool can and cannot do for you.
My final talk on the Appium mobile grid and getting started.
- Benefits of parallelization.
- The pros and cons of both cloud services and local setup.
- Getting connected devices information.
- Setting up Grid and Appium servers.
- Getting critical metadata to insert into Allure.
- The benefits of distributed tests vs parallel and when best to use them.
- Setup examples for Android and iOS.
- Leveraging cloud services by sending only selected tests to the cloud.
- Reduce service costs.
- Expose your app to a greater amount of devices and os's.
- A demo of Wunderlist's local grid.
Slide deck from the talk I gave at the conference
1. QuickView for test data-> quick feedback
2. Automating everything on top of open-source tools like Selenium, Appium, jenkins etc.
3. Pain points and work arounds specially for Mobile App Test Automation
Session on Testing Activities in Continuous Integration and Delivery as an Ex...Agile Testing Alliance
A session on "Testing Activities in Continous Integration and Delivery as an Exploratory Tester" by Srinivas Kadiyala, Principal Exploratory Tester at Moolya Testing. This session was a part of ATA Bangalore 25th Meetup which was held on 29th February 2020 in association with LOCUS
Implementing Test Automation in Agile ProjectsDominik Dary
All new features at eBay Europe are developed using SCRUM. One key success factor for those projects is to have a reliable end-to-end test automation safety net. This presentation illustrates how in addition to a robust automation toolset it is essential to have an integrated approach to test automation design:
Test Aspects - Test Aspects are used to do the functional design of the end-to-end automation test cases. Since this is done upfront, the tester is able to focus on the what rather than the how.
Modeling of the Biz Domain Layer - The Biz Domain Layer is an abstraction layer above the user interface that is implemented in the test code. This layer is divided into pages and flows which are then used in the tests.
Test Implementation - Tests are written in Java, stored in SVN and are executed using the WebDriver Grid (Selenium2). Tests execution can be triggered by all team members via a continuous integration server (Hudson).
Lean Test Automation – it is important to retain and maintain the quality of the tests. Key success factors for this are: Code Reviews, Software Craftsmanship, Test Aspect Reviews and the “Definition of Done”.
Following an integrated approach to test automation ensures high efficiency, low overhead and easier maintenance.
Modern Functional Test Automation Through Visual AI - webinar w/ Raja Rao Applitools
** Full webinar recording here: https://youtu.be/EaISHnCjNGY **
"I am confident that once you give this approach a try, you will rethink your entire current code-based approach" -- Raja Rao, Head of Test Automation University
In this webinar, you'll see the modern way or the intelligent way of doing web and mobile testing. Specifically, functional, end-to-end UI testing.
The analogy is a gasoline car versus an electric car: both are cars, both need tires, seats, breaks, etc... but the core engine that moves the car is different -- which makes a huge difference.
The main idea here is that, once the functionality in an app happens (for example: logging into an app), you simply take a screenshot of the resulting page or resulting state of the app, and take screenshots every time you run the test and compare them with the original screenshot using Visual AI (instead of pixel-by-pixel comparison, or DOM-diffing). If there is a difference, then the AI will highlight only meaningful differences and ignores differences that we humans ignore.
You'll see that by using this approach where you delegate a lot of work the Visual AI, you'll see exponential benefits, such as up to 5X increase in the number of bugs found, up to 10X less code and so on.
In this webinar, Raja Rao compares several typical functional testing use cases to show how it actually works.
Talking points:
* What is modern functional testing
* What is "Visual AI" -- and why you need it
* Deeply analyze legacy code based functional test and compare it with the modern approach (number of lines, locators, labels, etc...)
* Compare legacy versus modern code by going over some use cases and approaches, such as Data-driven testing, Sorting an HTML table, Testing a dynamic bar chart, Testing iFrames, Testing dynamic pages, etc…
Visual Studio 2015 is going to be a huge change for both windows and non-windows developers. Thanks to a new/refreshing/cool/awesome change of attitude, Microsoft is embracing the winning tools in the development space and is building them into the next version of Visual Studio.
The open sourcing of .NET Core 5 and ASP.NET 5 along with the release of the free Visual Studio Community Edition and the upcoming release of Windows 10 for all devices makes for some very exciting times ahead.
Myth vs Reality: Understanding AI/ML for QA Automation - w/ Jonathan LippsApplitools
** Full webinar recording -- https://youtu.be/ihpAsmRtGuM **
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) have seen application in a variety of fields, including the automation of QA tasks. But what are they exactly? What distinguishes different instances and applications of AI, for example? What are the horizons of these technologies in the field of QA?
The promise of AI/ML must be understood correctly to be harnessed appropriately. As with any buzzword, many technologies and products are offered under the guise of AI/ML without satisfying the definition. The industry is reforming itself around the promise that AI/ML holds often without a clear understanding of the technical limitations that give the promise its boundaries.
In this webinar, test automation guru Jonathan Lipps gives a detailed overview of the concepts that underpin AI/ML, and discuss their ramifications for the work of QA automation.
In addition to a discussion of AI/ML in general, Jonathan looks at examples from the QA industry. These examples will help give attendees the basic understanding required to cut through the marketing language. so we can clearly evaluate AI/ML solutions, and calibrate expectations about the benefit of AI/ML in QA, both as it stands today and in the future.
API Design Principles for Accelerated DevelopmentJonathan LeBlanc
One of the largest issues in API architecture development is that the task is often driven by the pragmatic indoctrination of a specification into a product rather than designing around the speed and ease of development, usually due to a separation between the engineering teams and their core developer user base.
Extending upon the ideas of API design around developer accelerated development delivered in the PayPal keynote, we will take a deeper look into some of the great techniques delivered to us through the RESTful specification, applying them to developer API consumption practices with the intention of creating efficient best practices for rapid development.
Within this talk we will explore what we have learned through reconstructing our API backbone at PayPal for our developer community, including:
- API automation practices for code reduction and application longevity
- Open security standards that promote developer integration ease and maintain strict security practices
- RESTful API architecture best practices for developer centric accelerated development
[Webinar] Continuous Testing Done Right: Test Automation at the World's Leadi...Applitools
Join Brian Jordan from Code.org as he takes you through the ins and outs of developing test automation for the world's premiere computer-science education platform.
Code.org is a non-profit aimed at expanding access to computer science, by making computer science accessible to school-children everywhere, via its free online interactive curriculum and corresponding teacher-preparation programs.
Currently used by 300,000 teachers and over 10 million students, Code.org is required to deliver a stable, robust product to all its stakeholders in the classroom — not an easy task, considering the product's unique game-like interactive features.
Brian Jordan, software engineer at Code.org since 2014, introduces the complexities of Code.org's unique interactive product - a puzzle-progression-based computer-science curriculum - and describe how Code.org approaches Continuous Testing throughout the development cycle.
He also presents Code.org automated testing suite, including: architecture, frameworks, tools, and best practices - and how those are designed to address complex QA issues, such as visual & functional testing, cross-browser & cross-device testing, and localization testing for their over 40 supported languages.
Watch this webinar, and learn:
* What Code.org open-source automated testing stack looks like
* What visual testing with Applitools, cross-browser Selenium tests on Sauce Labs, and live-site monitoring with New Relic and Honeybadger look like in practice
* About Code.org "Bug Collection": real live examples of bugs detected before they hit production
* BONUS: Brian playbacks Code.org's full Selenium test-suite in high-speed. See Selenium drag-and-drop code its way through Code.org’s programming puzzles.
Learn how your company can add automated testing for accessibility on all platforms. This presentation covers what Intuit has learned while working towards this goal
How To Use Selenium Successfully (Java Edition)Sauce Labs
Dave Haeffner, a Selenium expert and active member of the Selenium project, steps through the why, how, and what of Selenium (the open-source automated web-testing tool for functional testing).
He also discusses how to start from nothing and build out a well-factored, maintainable, resilient, fast and scalable set of tests in Java. These will test your app across all of the browsers you care about, while exercising relevant functionality that matters to your business.
Real Devices or Emulators: Wen to use What for Automated TestingSauce Labs
Join analyst David Gehringer of Dimensional Research and Sauce Labs in a Webinar that covers their recent research into how QA and dev engineers choose to test across emulators and real devices. Also, we’ll show you a demo of the Sauce Labs Real Device Cloud and how you can implement best practices of testing on both emulators and real devices to optimize your time and money.
Join us for an overview of behavior-driven development and test automation, which aided in the production of a Visualforce/JavaScript application for an enterprise client. Using Cucumber JVM, Selenium, Jenkins, and Git - the team was able to catch regression errors during development. We'll provide an overview of the solution used and how it worked in a real-world environment.
Accessibility Testing Tools for Developers - Seattle Code Campgerardkcohen
You don't have to be an accessibility expert to make your projects accessible, but you do have to make your projects accessible. Identifying accessibility issues as early as possible can save an organization or project a substantial amount of money, time, and headaches over trying to augment a web site or application after initial development. Using a testing tools during development for accessibility will definitely help with this process. For developers that are novice to web accessibility this presentation is a great introduction into key aspects to consider while developing. For developers that are more familiar, this presentation exposes tools that will make accessibility easier. All users will gain from learning how to build accessibility into their development workflow using a variety of testing tools, from simple to intricate.
Code is available at https://github.com/gerardkcohen/nightwatch-a11y-testing
One of the common challenges in the digital space is improving the speed of releases without compromising the of quality of your app. The root of the problem is the market - customer expectations are on the rise, the app market is crowded, and app development is difficult. The solution is test automation.
Watch Perfecto and Infostretch demonstrate Quantum, an established open-source test framework, to run robust, repeatable, and continuous test scenarios.
In this technical webinar, the audience will learn how to use the test framework to
-Create robust and maintainable test automation scripts
-Extend open-source with advanced automation capabilities
-Execute cross-platform mobile and web tests in parallel
-Plug the newly created tests easily to the CI (Continuous Integration) workflow
-Drive fast developer feedback with an advanced reporting library
In agile software development world, we are dealing with many test tasks such as user story testing, exploratory testing, check-list based testing, regression testing, performance testing, security testing in each sprint. Besides these testing activities, one of the test types which is considerably getting crucial is visual regression testing.
Visual regression testing focuses on to check visual contents and animations, page layout, and responsive design of a website/app. Because of the limits of human vision, human-based visual regression testing is generally error-prone and cumbersome. Hence, automation is inevitable. It enables us to run the tests much more precisely in a short time period. Also, it saves us a significant amount of time to deal with other manual test activities in each sprint.
In this talk, we will walk through well-known open-source and commercial solutions for visual test automation. We will learn which technologies they use, what type of visual tests they are suitable for, and their major differences between each other. Besides this overview, we will also make a real-life visual test automation demo by using Selenium, ImageMagick, and AShot.
Cypress has been gaining popularity during last couple of years. This tool aims to redefine a lot of established concepts that were present in end-to-end testing. Starting with Cypress feels like taking on a totally new testing journey. To be honest, it IS a different journey, but an exciting one. In this webinar, Cypress Ambassador Filip Hric, walks you through the first steps of how to start working with Cypress. Take away a solid understanding of what this tool can and cannot do for you.
My final talk on the Appium mobile grid and getting started.
- Benefits of parallelization.
- The pros and cons of both cloud services and local setup.
- Getting connected devices information.
- Setting up Grid and Appium servers.
- Getting critical metadata to insert into Allure.
- The benefits of distributed tests vs parallel and when best to use them.
- Setup examples for Android and iOS.
- Leveraging cloud services by sending only selected tests to the cloud.
- Reduce service costs.
- Expose your app to a greater amount of devices and os's.
- A demo of Wunderlist's local grid.
Slide deck from the talk I gave at the conference
1. QuickView for test data-> quick feedback
2. Automating everything on top of open-source tools like Selenium, Appium, jenkins etc.
3. Pain points and work arounds specially for Mobile App Test Automation
Session on Testing Activities in Continuous Integration and Delivery as an Ex...Agile Testing Alliance
A session on "Testing Activities in Continous Integration and Delivery as an Exploratory Tester" by Srinivas Kadiyala, Principal Exploratory Tester at Moolya Testing. This session was a part of ATA Bangalore 25th Meetup which was held on 29th February 2020 in association with LOCUS
Implementing Test Automation in Agile ProjectsDominik Dary
All new features at eBay Europe are developed using SCRUM. One key success factor for those projects is to have a reliable end-to-end test automation safety net. This presentation illustrates how in addition to a robust automation toolset it is essential to have an integrated approach to test automation design:
Test Aspects - Test Aspects are used to do the functional design of the end-to-end automation test cases. Since this is done upfront, the tester is able to focus on the what rather than the how.
Modeling of the Biz Domain Layer - The Biz Domain Layer is an abstraction layer above the user interface that is implemented in the test code. This layer is divided into pages and flows which are then used in the tests.
Test Implementation - Tests are written in Java, stored in SVN and are executed using the WebDriver Grid (Selenium2). Tests execution can be triggered by all team members via a continuous integration server (Hudson).
Lean Test Automation – it is important to retain and maintain the quality of the tests. Key success factors for this are: Code Reviews, Software Craftsmanship, Test Aspect Reviews and the “Definition of Done”.
Following an integrated approach to test automation ensures high efficiency, low overhead and easier maintenance.
Modern Functional Test Automation Through Visual AI - webinar w/ Raja Rao Applitools
** Full webinar recording here: https://youtu.be/EaISHnCjNGY **
"I am confident that once you give this approach a try, you will rethink your entire current code-based approach" -- Raja Rao, Head of Test Automation University
In this webinar, you'll see the modern way or the intelligent way of doing web and mobile testing. Specifically, functional, end-to-end UI testing.
The analogy is a gasoline car versus an electric car: both are cars, both need tires, seats, breaks, etc... but the core engine that moves the car is different -- which makes a huge difference.
The main idea here is that, once the functionality in an app happens (for example: logging into an app), you simply take a screenshot of the resulting page or resulting state of the app, and take screenshots every time you run the test and compare them with the original screenshot using Visual AI (instead of pixel-by-pixel comparison, or DOM-diffing). If there is a difference, then the AI will highlight only meaningful differences and ignores differences that we humans ignore.
You'll see that by using this approach where you delegate a lot of work the Visual AI, you'll see exponential benefits, such as up to 5X increase in the number of bugs found, up to 10X less code and so on.
In this webinar, Raja Rao compares several typical functional testing use cases to show how it actually works.
Talking points:
* What is modern functional testing
* What is "Visual AI" -- and why you need it
* Deeply analyze legacy code based functional test and compare it with the modern approach (number of lines, locators, labels, etc...)
* Compare legacy versus modern code by going over some use cases and approaches, such as Data-driven testing, Sorting an HTML table, Testing a dynamic bar chart, Testing iFrames, Testing dynamic pages, etc…
Visual Studio 2015 is going to be a huge change for both windows and non-windows developers. Thanks to a new/refreshing/cool/awesome change of attitude, Microsoft is embracing the winning tools in the development space and is building them into the next version of Visual Studio.
The open sourcing of .NET Core 5 and ASP.NET 5 along with the release of the free Visual Studio Community Edition and the upcoming release of Windows 10 for all devices makes for some very exciting times ahead.
Myth vs Reality: Understanding AI/ML for QA Automation - w/ Jonathan LippsApplitools
** Full webinar recording -- https://youtu.be/ihpAsmRtGuM **
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) have seen application in a variety of fields, including the automation of QA tasks. But what are they exactly? What distinguishes different instances and applications of AI, for example? What are the horizons of these technologies in the field of QA?
The promise of AI/ML must be understood correctly to be harnessed appropriately. As with any buzzword, many technologies and products are offered under the guise of AI/ML without satisfying the definition. The industry is reforming itself around the promise that AI/ML holds often without a clear understanding of the technical limitations that give the promise its boundaries.
In this webinar, test automation guru Jonathan Lipps gives a detailed overview of the concepts that underpin AI/ML, and discuss their ramifications for the work of QA automation.
In addition to a discussion of AI/ML in general, Jonathan looks at examples from the QA industry. These examples will help give attendees the basic understanding required to cut through the marketing language. so we can clearly evaluate AI/ML solutions, and calibrate expectations about the benefit of AI/ML in QA, both as it stands today and in the future.
API Design Principles for Accelerated DevelopmentJonathan LeBlanc
One of the largest issues in API architecture development is that the task is often driven by the pragmatic indoctrination of a specification into a product rather than designing around the speed and ease of development, usually due to a separation between the engineering teams and their core developer user base.
Extending upon the ideas of API design around developer accelerated development delivered in the PayPal keynote, we will take a deeper look into some of the great techniques delivered to us through the RESTful specification, applying them to developer API consumption practices with the intention of creating efficient best practices for rapid development.
Within this talk we will explore what we have learned through reconstructing our API backbone at PayPal for our developer community, including:
- API automation practices for code reduction and application longevity
- Open security standards that promote developer integration ease and maintain strict security practices
- RESTful API architecture best practices for developer centric accelerated development
Testing Hourglass at Jira Frontend - by Alexey Shpakov, Sr. Developer @ Atlas...Applitools
** Full webinar recording: **
Two leading developers -- from Jira/ Atlassian and Pushpay -- shared their insights, tip, tricks, and best practices on how to maintain quality across the Dev-Test-Release cycle, without losing speed or coverage.
Talk 1: Reducing the Risk of Rapid Development and Continuous Delivery -- by David Corbett (Director of Engineering @ Pushpay)
In this talk, David showed us what goes on under the hood of Pushpay's development cycle.
He also talked about the ways in which Pushpay is empowering Dev and Test teams to be more autonomous, and prompting them to use advanced test automation tools & techniques, such as visual validation, in order to gain confidence in deploying many times each day.
Talk 2: Testing Hourglass at Jira Frontend -- by Alexey Shpakov (Sr. Developer - Jira Frontend @ Atlassian)
We often hear people talk about the testing pyramid.
In Jira Frontend, we talk about testing hourglass -- that means we expect our developers to be responsible for the whole lifecycle of the code -- starting from creating tests and finishing with running a 24/7 on-call.
In this talk, Alexey did a deep-dive into the various types of testing they have in Jira Frontend, and discussed the various tools that allow them to deliver Jira to customers in a low-risk manner.
5 Steps to Jump Start Your Test AutomationSauce Labs
With the acceleration of software creation and delivery, test activities must align to the new tempo. Developers need immediate feedback to be efficient and correct defects as those are introduced. The path to achieving this vision is to build a reliable and scalable continuous test solution.
All beginnings are hard. Having a well-defined plan outlining the approach for your organization to create test automation is key to ensure long term success. Join Diego Molina, Senior Software Engineer at Sauce Labs as he discusses:
The importance of setting up the team correctly from the start
Choosing the right Testing Framework for your organization
Identifying the right scenarios and workflows to test
Learning to avoid common pitfalls at the beginning of the transformation journey
DevOps is a set of practices that aims to provide superior quality software quickly by integrating the processes between the development and the operation teams. DevOps is an agile relationship between development and IT operations. DevOps is the abbreviation for Development and Operations. The development includes Plan, Create, Verify and Package. Operations include Release, Configure, and Monitor.
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2. Key Factors
• Software Development lifecycle
• Large list of competing priorities when building
for the web
• Accessibility, performance, security - calls for
automation
- If we look at SDLC for any application, there are a lot of things that need to be taken care of as a part of the development.
- Some of these include performance, security, accessibility.
- These should ideally be handled as a part of the dev cycle but generally are an after thought. This is where the problem starts.
- We shall be seeing what problems this
causes and talk about one very important
strategy that helps us immensely in getting
around this.
3. Shifting Left?
• Automated testing - what is it?
• Is Automated testing self sufficient?
• Build accessibility into your UI code
• Document features for teams
• Prevent regressions in quality from deploying to
production.
Automated testing is a great way to start weaving accessibility into your website, with the ultimate goal of shifting left more and more towards the UX and discovery
process
Its not fully self sufficient but it’s a valuable way to address easy wins and prevent basic fails. Free humans up for more complex tasks. determining whether an image is
an image of text or whether an image contains important text information.
4. How Much Does It Actually
Cost To Fix A Bug?
“ At first, the cost of fixing a bug at the requirements stage is nominal, when
everything is on the drawing board. But as the software moves along in its life
cycle the cost of fixing a bug increases radically. We start at 1 times when we
are at the initial development stage when a bug is no more than a change in
notion. But at the design stage, the relative cost is 5 times what it was
compared to the requirements stage, and then ten times what it was when it
becomes code and on this goes until it the relative cost of a bug fix is 150
times what it was originally. Source “
I am going to be quoting some folks who have actually sat down and calculated the cost of fixing a bug later in the Software Development LifeCycle.
http://extreme-accessibility.karlgroves-sandbox.com/
5. More coming -
Hidden costs !
• Bug triage meetings
• Stumbling over same known issues again and
again.
There is a lot of complication and layers when it comes to SDLC without shift left. We shall see in the next slide how a bad SDLC looks in terms of fixing bugs and you
shall see the costs associated with each of these bad steps.
6. Development
“Complete”
QA tests,
finds and
opens bug
Bug is
assigned by
QA manager
Developer
reviews bug
Developer
reproduces
bug
Developer
fixes bug
Bug assigned
back to QA
QA re-verifies
bug
QA confirms
bug fixed -
closes it
$60 $75
$91.25
$205
$188.75 $123.75
$250 $265
7. Graph Explaining Shift Left
L0, L1, L2 are levels of activities that happen one after the other and show the amount of time and cost that they incur without shift left.
By shifting left, these activities are moved to lower cost delivery channels, which optimizes costs and enables more expensive resources to focus on work that can’t be
performed by less skilled labor.
In addition to reducing costs, doing this properly has the benefits of reducing both the time and total effort associated with handling requests and dealing with issues—in
addition to improving both customer satisfaction and service quality.
9. Types Of Shift Left Testing
• Traditional Shift Left Testing
• Incremental Shift Left Testing
• Agile/DevOps Shift Left Testing
• Model-Based Shift Left Testing
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shift_left_testing
10. Statistics On Software
Defects
• 56% of all software defects emerge during the
requirement phase
• 27% in the design phase
• 7% during the development phase.
Critical to start testing way ahead in the Software Development Lifecycle.
Reference - https://www.bmc.com/blogs/what-is-shift-left-shift-left-testing-explained/
13. What Is aXe?
•WorldSpace aXe (The Accessibility Engine) is
free, open-source JavaScript accessibility rules
library.
•It was developed to be fast and to return zero
false errors or duplicate results, and it is available
as a GitHub repository, browser plugin, or
framework integration.
Reference - https://www.deque.com/axe/
14. Axe integration with
selenium java
@Test(groups = { "AxeCore" }, dataProvider = "from-json")
public void axeCoreTest(WebDriver driver) throws Exception {
final String url = "http://fyvr.net/acme/content-bad.html";
driver.get(url);
JSONObject responseJSON = new AXE.Builder(driver,
scriptUrl).analyze();
JSONArray violations =
responseJSON.getJSONArray("violations");
if (violations.length() == 0) {
assertTrue("No violations found", true);
} else {
AXE.writeResults(fileName, responseJSON);
assertTrue(AXE.report(violations), false);
}
}
What is axe-webdriverjs?
An open source library that injects axe-core into Selenium Webdriver instances
16. Android Accessibility Testing
WHAT IS ESPRESSO?
• Espresso is a testing framework for Android to make it
easy to write reliable user interface tests.
• Google released the Espresso framework in Oct. 2013.
Since its 2.0 release Espresso is part of the Android
Support Repository.
• Espresso automatically synchronizes your test actions
with the user interface of your application.
The framework also ensures that your activity is started before the tests run. It also let the test wait until all observed background activities have finished.
It is intended to test a single application but can also be used to test across applications. If used for testing outside your application, you can only perform black box
testing, as you cannot access the classes outside of your application
17. Accessibility Test Framework for Android
• Consists of rules around accessibility to help
evaluate different applications.
• Any team using Espresso for Android
Automation can integrate this library easily
into their existing automation suite!
https://github.com/google/Accessibility-Test-Framework-for-Android
18. React’s Accessibility Code
Linter
• What is a code linter and why would I use it?
• How do I get the React accessibility linter into
my project?
• What are the different ways I can use the code
linter?
Going to cover these questions in the next slides
JavaScript, being a dynamic and loosely-typed language, is especially prone to developer error. Without the benefit of a compilation process, JavaScript code is typically
executed in order to find syntax or other errors. Linting tools like ESLint allow developers to discover problems with their JavaScript code without executing it.
19. What is a11y plugin?
• In the simplest terms, a utility which helps you
write accessible code.
• It’s a plugin to be used with ESLint
• Reports issues directly in your development
terminal.
• Can also be hooked to your build systems.
a very popular and well made JavaScript code linter which is supported by all the popular code editors of today.
20. Installation and Usage of
eslint a11y plugin
• Name - eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y
• Easy installation - npm install eslint --save-dev
• Easy usage - {
"plugins": [
"jsx-a11y"
]
}
• You can configure the rules you want too !
This avoids the overhead of the console bombarding with errors. We can limit it to showing us only the critical one’s and others can be warnings.
21. DEMO - React A11y Website
• REACT ACCESSIBLE DEVELOPMENT
22. Build Time Warnings
./src/AboutBad.js
Line 150: img elements must have an alt prop, either with
meaningful text, or an empty string for decorative images
Line 152: Invalid alt value for img. Use alt="" for
presentational images
Line 159: <input> elements with type="image" must have a text
alternative through the `alt`, `aria-label`, or `aria-labelledby`
prop
Line 177: img elements must have an alt prop, either with
meaningful text, or an empty string for decorative images
Line 179: Each area of an image map must have a text alternative
through the `alt`, `aria-label`, or `aria-labelledby` prop Anchors
must have content and the content must be accessible by a screen
reader
Line 198: Do not use <blink> elements as they can create visual
23. Testing Tools
• Six Accessibility Testing Tools for Your Toolbox -
1. WAVE
2. aXe
3. Tenon
4. a11yTools
5. tota11y
6. HTML_CodeSniffer
• Do check them out !
These are five of the accessibility testing tools that I like to use on a regular basis for accessibility testing and reporting. Each tool has some pros and cons and each has
certain accessibility issues they’re great at identifying.
1. WAVE browser extensions are much more powerful than the WAVE website because you won’t be able to use the online WAVE behind password protected websites
and sometimes the online version does not work on very complex websites. The WAVE extensions work behind a firewall, are faster to run tests, and handle complex
websites.
2. The most popular way aXe is used is likely via the Chrome and Firefox Extensions that provide a user interface for the accessibility errors output.
3. Tenon:
4. a11y tools No Chrome or Firefox extension. -biggest con
5. tota11y - Headings testing tool is awesome for testing incorrect heading levels and nesting or not starting page with an H1 element. but ARIA Landmarks testing
tool seems less useful than some others.
6. pros - Iframe testing, Tests for duplicate ID attribute values.
24. Concluding notes
• Automation is key.
• Encourage use of keyboard testing as a tool.
• Incorporate linters to ease accessible
development.
• Shifting left to go the right way !
25. Key Takeaways
1. Identify and Plan Testing Lifecycle
2. Integrate Development and Project Management
Process with Testing
3. Define Quality Standards & Controls for all SDLC stages
4. Create Process and Operation driven test cases and
framework
5. Induce Developers to Code with Testability in Mind
6. Define Continuous Feedback Mechanism