Hello World, Motto: By this post, I will talk all about screenplay-pattern for automation testing. So Here, there are two terms, which are BDD and screenplay-pattern . so let's understand these first. 1 : BDD ( Behavior Driven Development ) Behavior Driven Development is a software engineering process that stems from Test Driven Development(TDD) and Acceptance testing. If you want to dig in more into it then follow this site. 2 : screenplay-pattern a code pattern on the top of serenity and an alternative model to PageObjects and it follows the SOLID property. Now, here let's understand "SOLID". It stands for Single Responsibility Principle Open Closed Principle Liskov Substitution Principle Interface Substitution Principle Dependency Inversion Principle Sample/Dummy Project: https://github.com/nityanarayan44/BDD-Screenplay References: http://blog.caplin.com/2017/01/04/screenplay-pattern-a-solid-alternative-pattern-to-page...
Hello World, Many times specially during web development on core HTML 5[although its not just limited here only.], we need a web server to test the application and specially JavaScript and other features of html 5, which are only available on localhost,HTTP. Now, here you can go with traditional web servers like Tomcat Apache or any other server, but then you need to configure them accordingly and very carefully and that may took very dedicated time around 00:30 mins to 1 hour [i am talking here about very basic web server]. So, is there any techniques that can help us to creating a web server in just a simple one line command hit... Yes there is. actually there are many server framework that are just a few line setup away to have a basic web server. Here i gonna talk very simplest one, that will help us to create a very basic web server. And it is Python's module "SimpleHTTPServer". Dependency/Requirement: But there is a very small dependency to have you on y...
Here are some shortcut keys for your windows computer for doing things more faster and smarter. 1- Window key + PauseBreak ---------> System Information 2- Ctrl+Shift+N ---------------------------> Creates new Folder 3- Alt+Left Shift+PrintScreen-----------> open Sticky Keys dialog 4- F11 ---------------------------------------> Full Screen [for HTML pages or windows Explorer]
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