Headless testing is a technique for evaluating the functionality of a website or online application without using a web browser. It involves using a test script to simulate actions like clicking buttons and filling out form fields by sending commands directly to the website’s source code. This allows for testing to be done more efficiently because there is no need to load a full web browser.
ChatGPT is something you’re probably familiar with. Its plastered all over my LinkedIn feed and was a hot topic of conversation during my holiday gatherings. In the off chance you’re not in the know, ChatGPT is a machine learning model that will essentially perform a variety of tasks, provide information on endless topics, or just have conversation with you. It’s pretty cool, albeit a little frightening too. With such power comes great risk.
I recently put together a visual detailing various levels of Test Automation maturity. I wanted to share in case others could benefit. I’d love your
I was recently interviewed by Bug Raptors where we talked about quality engineering and test automation. Always nice to think about where I’ve come from
Chaos Engineering, as a concept, is on the rise. And rightfully so. Systems are becoming more distributed and reliant on various technologies and architectures. With
Your organization has invested time and money into automating a portion of its testing. You’ve built your framework, scripted your tests, and now they’re running
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