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English | 2025 | ISBN: NA | 212 Pages | PDF, EPUB | 19.2 MB
Idézet:A failed end-to-end (E2E) test automation effort can easily cost a company over $1 million, along with damage to reputation and morale. By identifying and avoiding the anti-patterns outlined in this book, organizations can save substantial resources and achieve successful E2E test automation-the backbone of Agile and DevOps.
Test Automation, especially end-to-end (E2E) test automation via UI, is rarely taught in university computer science programs. In the workplace, formal training in this area is equally rare. As a result, the industry is riddled with misconceptions, confusion and wrong practices in this field.
Since 2013, while visiting various software projects, I recorded the pass rates of automated E2E tests in their 'overnight builds' within so-called 'CI/CD' pipelines. The highest pass rate I encountered was just 48%, a clear sign of systemic failure.
Many of these failures can be traced to one or more of the 59 anti-patterns detailed in this book, organized into the following categories
Mindset and Opinions
General and Scripting Practices
Web Test Automation
API Testing
Mobile/Desktop Test Automation
Test Execution
Performance Testing
Load Testing
Leadership
This book will help you recognize and avoid these pitfalls, paving the way for successful E2E test automation.
Contents of Download:
Idézet:? End To End Test Automation Anti Patterns.epub (Zhimin Zhan) (10.44 MB)
? End To End Test Automation Anti Patterns.pdf (Zhimin Zhan) (8.7 MB)
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⭐️ End To End Test Automation Anti Patterns Lessons From Real World Test Automation Failures ✅ (20.15 MB)
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