Every professional software development company tests its products before handing them to the client, in order to ensure a higher level of quality, and increase customer satisfaction. Quality assurance engineers work hard to find anything that the developers might have overlooked. As such, we make sure the client receives exactly what they requested, specified and paid for. The quality assurance…
It’s not enough to just write some code: you need to make sure that you do it right. Below you will find a few of the recommended ways of using Codeception, from where you can actually start growing and learning even more! Here’s where you should start. Let’s talk about how to mention page elements in your code. Adding them…
Here’e the next part of the article from last week, which you can read here. Today we learn how to avoid redundancy in test automation with Codeception. Once I had a few tests that were run regularly, I realized that login/sign-up scripts were the most frequently used of all. I started looking for a way to improve and reuse sections…
There are several problems that intervene in the testing process. One of the most severe and frequent ones is redundancy. Testers sometimes end up doing the exact same thing over and over again. This can have negative consequences on your project, of which the most important is the fact that bugs might get overlooked. How do you counter this problem?…
Hey! As promised, today’s issue will be using Selenium WebDriver. What is Selenium? It’s a bundle of tools that allow you to make the testing process easier than it actually is. The one we will be discussing is the WebDriver (Also known as Selenium 2). You’re probably wondering what it’s for. Well, its name is pretty obvious: it “drives” browsers…
As promised in my previous article, here’s my input on how to start with Codeception, how to install it and how to configure it. To do this, you have to perform 3 steps: Download and install XAMPP server with PHP 5.5 (You can get it from http://www.apachefriends.org/download.html). This installs PHP, Apache and MySQL for you. Set the PATH environment variable…
The first step is the hardest. Reading this article might actually be that first move you need to make. Taking the time to document how to do it, and where to start, is probably just as difficult. Even though I was pretty excited to learn, I was worried about properly understanding or learning fast enough on my own. But it’s…
“Bug in Bash shell creates big security hole on anything with *nix in it” according to Ars Technica. The Bash Bug known as Shellshock has been reportedly found in use by an active exploit against Web servers. So this is a serious security vulnerability because the GNU Bourne Again Shell (Bash)is frequently used by Apache servers to execute CGI scripts…
And what a great time we had, as all of the attendees seem to have had, as well! Meet Magento and Mind Magnet did a great job with organizing the conference on September 13th, 2014, and, as a first Meet Magento event ever to take place in Romania, it was a valuable experience for both attendees and organizers. We were excited…
We are back to making headlines with our very first Magento Certified Solution Specialist! And by first we mean not just Innobyte, not just Bucharest, but country wide first ever to get the title! We proudly introduce to you the expert user of the Magento ecommerce platform, Innobyte’s Alex T! You do want him on your projects as he can, certified so, “efficiently…
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