Test different!
Hey guys, As 2019 is coming to an end very fast, I know that you’ve been all busy testing your apps with your favorite tools. As for myself, I’ve been really busy over the past month working on a new testcase management app, that will help you and your team simplify all of your testing…
Hello folks, Since this is my first post in a long time, I’ve decided to share some tips regarding the upgrade process of the default PHP version that comes bundled with MacOS Mojave. By default on Mojave we are running: php -v PHP 7.1.23 (cli) (built: Feb 22 2019 22:19:32) ( NTS ) Copyright (c)…
I’ve just came across a new tool that you might find handy: https://regexr.com/ – a nice online tool for generating regular expressions 😉 Keep in mind while using this: While the core feature set of regular expressions is fairly consistent, different implementations (ex. Perl vs Java) may have different features or behaviors. RegExr uses your…
Here is the code snipped of the day: if you want to do a basic Operating System detection in Java (for some specific Selenium routines, let’s say), you can use a simple class like the one below. public final class OSDetection { public static String OS = null; public static String getOsName() { if (OS…
I recently came across a interesting topic that might be of interest to software developers or oven QA’s: Getting Things Done, which is a time management method that has multiple areas of application. The main focus is to plan your future workload in five easy steps: Capture Clarify Organize Reflect Engage If you may have…