Test different!
I’ve recently came across an excellent list of command line tools from Jeroen Janssens blog. You can use them to sort / list / organize your test results in order to store them in almost any reporting tool. BigMLer crush-tools csv2sqlite csvquote data-tools repository feedgnuplot Grinder repository HDF5 Tools littler mallet RecordStream subsample xls2csv XMLStarlet…
Since AEM 6.0, Adobe introduced a test automation framework called Hobbes.JS that can provide functional automated tests for the AEM UI. The stock Hobbes.JS package from Adobe provides: A JavaScript API for creating tests. A Test panel in the touch-optimized UI for running tests. Initially, we started to develop for one of our clients an…
In the previous article, I’ve announced that Firebug is no longer supported in the latest versions of Firefox. It is possible however to make it work again, by disabling the e10s (electrolysis) architecture of the browser. If you’re ready to get rollin’, proceed below: Guide: 1. We need to change some config options first, so…
Since yesterday, Mozilla pushed in the official update channel of Firefox (now version 51) the latest version of Developer Tools. Why is this so important? Because right now, the Firebug extension is no longer supported. (*ding* to web developers and automation engineers) As per the official blog post, you are invited to update to the…
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…
So a very short and common story: The problem I own a Samsung non Smart TV UE40H5030AW which I purchased back in 2014. In the past week our local satellite TV provider (Digi), decided to do some software updates on the network, thus resulting in our Smart CI Card useless. This means that HD and…
Hello, Welcome to iQA 😉 This is the first post in 2017 on this blog, hopefully the first of many posts that will come in the future. Enjoy, Adrian