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Slaying the Hydra: Modifications and Next Steps
In this final installment of “Slaying The Hydra”, I discuss modifications that can easily be made to the suite for scalability, based on the resources available. Additionally, I provide anContinue reading “Slaying the Hydra: Modifications and Next Steps”
Slaying the Hydra: Consolidation of Information and Reporting
In this fourth blog post of our series, I explain a way to execute distributed parallel test automation. The previous blog entry can be found here. Orchestration Overview Referenced belowContinue reading “Slaying the Hydra: Consolidation of Information and Reporting”
Retrieve Fantasy Football Stats using ESPN’s API: Part 3
Welcome to Part 3 of our series on how to scrape fantasy football data from ESPN’s API. Let’s go ahead and recap what we’ve done so far: set up aContinue reading “Retrieve Fantasy Football Stats using ESPN’s API: Part 3”
Cukes and Apples: Advanced Cucumber Steps
Welcome Back Cukes and Apples: App Automation with Ruby and Appium Cukes and Apples: Writing Scenarios with Page Objects In the previous post, we implemented the Page Object pattern toContinue reading “Cukes and Apples: Advanced Cucumber Steps”
Slaying the Hydra: Run-Time State and Splitting Up the Execution
In this third post of the blog series on parallel test execution, I explain how to execute distributed parallel test automation. The previous entry can be found here. As discussedContinue reading “Slaying the Hydra: Run-Time State and Splitting Up the Execution”
Retrieve Fantasy Football Stats using ESPN’s API: Part 2
Hello again and welcome to part two of our tutorial on how to scrape data from ESPN’s fantasy football API using Ruby. Last time we left off with our basicContinue reading “Retrieve Fantasy Football Stats using ESPN’s API: Part 2”
Slaying the Hydra: Orchestration Overview and Setting a Clean Slate
This is the second in a series of blog posts explaining a way to execute distributed parallel test automation. The first entry can be found here. In this post IContinue reading “Slaying the Hydra: Orchestration Overview and Setting a Clean Slate”
Retrieve Fantasy Football Stats using ESPN’s API: Introduction
For the past several years I have been passionate about making things easier in the automation world by taking advantage of API’s. I think many people who don’t have experienceContinue reading “Retrieve Fantasy Football Stats using ESPN’s API: Introduction”