Our Story
After spending more than a decade in the testing industry, we feel software testing can be improved.
By Technological excellence – Testing software from the inside out
By Testing acumen – Creative and practical testing thought processes
By Business value – Tangible results to the bottom line
We learn, research and teach these values and look forward to collaborate with you on them.
Latest from TABB
(The Automation Blog Book)
The Magic of Continuous Testing
Have you ever reached release time for your product only to find out major bugs coming out of testing? Does this sound like what you face on a routine basis? Trying to drill [...]
What is API Testing
In the last post we discussed about UI automation and some of its disadvantages. Here we talk about what API level tests are and why to use them. What are APIs Application Programmable Interfaces (APIs) is an Interface to [...]
UI Automation Vs API Automation
Over the past few months our automation team had the feeling we are not covering enough ground in our UI tests compared to the efforts being invested. That’s when we got serious about API testing. [...]
Logging automation results – Best practices learned over time
In developing an automation framework, there are many important aspects to research and designed carefully to get the right results. Logging script execution results is usually taken for granted and the default reporting mechanism [...]
Manual Tests & Automated scripts Traceability
The product had been tested for years now by the testing team doing exploratory tests, and writing test cases for important areas. The application size increased day by day eventually reaching to more than [...]
Deciding What to Automate
Managing an automation project is overlooked at times, I feel perhaps, owing to the technicality of it, undermining some essential fundamentals is a mistake all to common. @Katrina shared a beautiful presentation titled Automation and Management at the #AutomationGuild conference [...]
Latest Videos
QnA 03 - Feature Files and User stories - Purpose and usage
QnA 02 - Jira Vs TFS
QnA 01 - Testing Micro Services
AG2018 - Q11 Combining testers and automation engineers
AG2018 - Q10 Automating client server applications
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QnA 03 - Feature Files and User stories - Purpose and usage
- Background and history on requirements - BDD filling the gap to facilitate user stories - Implementation -Feature file and user story's individual importance and linkage -
QnA 02 - Jira Vs TFS
Jira Vs TFS -
QnA 01 - Testing Micro Services
- Going from monolithic to a micro services architecture - How to test them - Where would regression tests fit in the SDLC -
AG2018 - Q11 Combining testers and automation engineers
Automation Guild 2018 conference expert round table Q&A (AutomationGuild.com) Day 01 Q&A was with me (Ali Khalid), Angie Jones and Oren Rubin. Due to lack of time some questions remained unanswered which I am responding to here. Q11 - Combining testers and automation engineers -
AG2018 - Q10 Automating client server applications
Automation Guild 2018 conference expert round table Q&A (AutomationGuild.com) Day 01 Q&A was with me (Ali Khalid), Angie Jones and Oren Rubin. Due to lack of time some questions remained unanswered which I am responding to here. Q10 - Automating client server applications
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What is your management style
I was asked a very interesting question today, ‘what is your management style?’
While I could go the leadership route, there is something else also equally valuable..
Each person is knowingly (or unknowingly) working towards some goal.
It’s like every object on earth is […]
Importance of encapsulation
The importance of encapsulation / wrapper layer
A question I asked the participants in last week’s training:
Usually encapsulation is understood as a way to hide the implementation details.
While that is true, there are a lot of other great benefits as well.
I learned […]
Selenium Locator tips
Discussed a lot of topics including ‘Advanced Selenium’ locators today
And here are a few tips I gave the class:
Tip 1:
– I always try to find a parent for the area of the page I want to use,
– Then within that area […]
What Automation trainings miss?
What most automation trainings are missing?
Explaining the fundamentals, and that’s where I like to start..
Starting with installing the tool is not a great way
With automation the ‘why’ is far more important than the how
Automation done well is time intensive and requires […]
Spreading knowledge
“The smallest good deed is better than the grandest intention.” John Burroughs
Don’t shy away from spreading knowledge (more in the video – Testing Heroes)
I know how hard it can be to create content in your spare time
After a 9 – 5, […]
Web automation training – Pseudo code
“Web automation training” and pseudo code – The missing piece of the puzzle
From an automation training session I was conducting last week..
In most automation trainings the course content starts directly from installing the software
While setting up selenium surely is a basic […]
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