I have a new post that describes the process how you can get all the elements from the pages with lazy loading #Python #selenium eokulik.com/how-to-impleme…

If you really want to go into automation, have a look at automation that "supports" exploratory testing, eg. a program that inserts data into the system that you need for testing, so you don't have to that by hand. I think Michael Bolton @developsense.bsky.social has written about this as well.

Time management works great until you reach the creative task, where you first need to come up with an idea and then implement it. The idea itself can take from 15 minutes to two days. I don't see how to solve this problem.

Has your application already moved to a #Kubernetes environment? 🛸 If not, then maybe one day it will. I wrote a small plan 📋 of what you will need to check🔬 when migrating. #SoftwareTesting eokulik.com/test-kubernete…

What happens after you show students how to do something that is not recommended and immediately show them how to do it right? Which option will they choose for their next homework assignment? Of course they will choose the non-recommended one.

Did you know that #pytest fixtures can be created with arguments and the result of a fixture can be changed when a particular test is run? This can greatly improve your #Automated tests suite. #python eokulik.com/how-to-use-pyt…

Optimise for progress NOT perfection

When automating in #python using #selenium, have you ever encountered problems using the By.CLASS_NAME strategy? If so, read up on the classic mistake and don't make it again. #automation #testing eokulik.com/how-to-use-the…

Did you know that now you don't have to mess around with browsers drivers for Selenium? That's how to outsource this care to #selenium itself. eokulik.com/now-you-dont-n…

Many novice testers encounter this error. It is not always easy to figure out what causes it and how to deal with it. Let's see how the element becomes stale #Python #selenium eokulik.com/staleelementre…

Here is the way how to disable an annoying feature of #selenium in #Python Read this if you want to learn how to control when the browser closes. eokulik.com/browser-closes…

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The recent addition of iframes and pop-ups gives a chance to play around with some new elements. You may find it difficult to interact with these elements. Get a chance to practice with them. qa-practice.com/whats_new/

While everyone builds a startup that's actually just a wrapper around GPT, here are 8 ideas for "boring" SaaS products that are still worth working on. browserbear.com/blog/8-boring-…

5 years ago When I was struggling to complete my day-to-day chores. I believed that I was either slow or not good enough. I was WRONG. When I look back, I missed some key skills that let me feel miserable. Here are 10 skills that I recommend every fresher to grab ASAP: