The Automation Insider Issue 3
Your curated newsletter for QA Automation
Introducing the third issue of The Automation Insider!
We have an exciting update for you: starting from this issue, we are shifting to a bimonthly release cadence. This change allows us to curate an even more comprehensive collection of articles, blog posts, videos, and forum discussions focused on Cypress, Playwright, Puppeteer, and other vital automation tools.
With an extended publication cycle, we ensure that each issue is packed with meticulously curated insights, industry best practices, and expert tips to empower you in your automation endeavors.
So, grab a cup of inspiration, find a comfortable spot, and dive into the wealth of knowledge within this edition. Don't forget to subscribe to stay connected and receive future releases.
Playwright and API Endpoint Coverage
In case you ever wondered, how can I keep up with ensuring API testing coverage for any existing or new endpoints? Well, Butch Mayhew has you covered in this guide.
High ROI Testing With Cypress Component Testing
Christian Lüdemann shows you the high-value testing strategy from using Cypress component testing for an Angular app.
Cypress And Twilio
There are times when your app will send a text message to a phone number for verifications or notifications. Gleb will show you how to set up Twilio to check those sent messages and use them in your Cypress tests.
Load Testing Made Simpler with Resource Object Model
For those seeking to optimize the maintainability and readability of their load test scripts, Enes Kühn details the effective utilization of a ROM design pattern alongside k6.
How To Automate Desktops Apps Using WinAppDriver
If you have never worked with automation and desktop apps, Himanshu Sheth gives you a brief introduction and gives you a step-by-step guide on using WinAppDriver to write tests for the stock calculator for Windows.
Interesting Reads
Create your custom chatbot with your own data
Wilbert Misingo shows you how easy it can be to make a chatbot with python, your own data, and no OpenAI API.