JOB DESCRIPTION ExampleCompany is looking for a Test Automation Engineer to join our growing team! The Test Automation Engineer will work as part of a passionate agile project team to ensure quality is driven into the heart of the development process. She/he will be involved throughout the development lifecycle with particular responsibility in the quality assurance of software development and deployment, with emphasis on development and implementation of test automation. ABOUT THIS JOB Job type: Remote, Full-time Experience level: Middle Role: Automation QA/Test Developer Industry: Information Technology, Software Development, Software Engineering Company size: 201–500 people Company type: Private REQUIREMENTS: Knowledge of software and automated testing architecture Experience in Software Testing Excellent QA skills (design test plan and test strategy, writing test cases, executing test cases, opening bugs, verifying bugs) Excellent knowledge of web automation using Selenium Excellent knowledge of test frameworks (Xunit, Nunit, TestNG) Knowledge of mobile automation frameworks (Xamarin.UITest, Appium, XCUITest, Espresso) Experience in mobile testing, performance testing and load testing Experience of working in agile environment Demonstrates good level of Development skills and knowledge: Development Methodology OOP Concept and Principles OOP Programing Languages: C# Scripting Languages: PowerShell Web Design Technologies: HTML5, CSS3 Database Technologies: SQL Troubleshooting Familiar with concept of version control system Familiar with concept of continuous testing Development IDE: MS Visual Studio Excellent written and spoken English Strong analytical skills and attention to detail Ability to think outside the box and look for ways to make the testing process more efficient Capable of learning new skills quickly Excellent team spirit and team work BONUS SKILLS: Knowledge of agile methodologies (SCRUM) Experience using team collaboration tools/source control programs, preferably Team Foundation EDUCATION: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering or related field would be of great value Please send your CV to job@example.com

Selenium is a popular open-source testing framework that is widely used for automating web browsers. It allows developers and testers to write automated tests in various programming languages such as Java, Python, C#, Ruby, JavaScript, and more. Selenium provides a suite of tools and libraries that enable users to interact with web pages and simulate user actions, such as clicking buttons, filling out forms, and navigating between pages. One of the key features of Selenium is its ability to support multiple browsers, including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Safari. It provides a WebDriver API that acts as a bridge between the testing framework and the browser, enabling users to control the browser programmatically. Selenium is also highly extensible and supports a wide range of third-party plugins and libraries. This makes it easy to integrate with other testing frameworks, build custom tools, and extend its functionality to meet the specific needs of different testing scenarios. Selenium is widely used for testing web applications, but it can also be used for web scraping, web automation, and other tasks that involve interacting with web pages programmatically. Its versatility, flexibility, and ease of use have made it a popular choice for developers and testers alike. Official website: https://www.selenium.dev

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Issue resolved after adding a button availability check and increasing wait time. WebElement continueBtn = driver.findElement(By.xpath("//span[text()='CONTINUE']")); if(continueBtn.isDisplayed()) { try { Thread.sleep(8000); System.out.println("Waiting time 6s"); } catch (InterruptedException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } js.executeScript("arguments[0].click();", continueBtn); }else { System.out.println("Button not found"); }

Smoke Testing Smoke testing is performed to ascertain that the acute functionalities of the program are operating properly. The major goal of this testing is to ensure that the newly generated build is stable enough to withstand further rigorous testing. It is done by both developers and testers. It is a subset of acceptance testing. Sanity Testing Sanity testing is done to check that bugs have been fixed after the build. The major goal of this testing is to determine the system’s rationality and correctness to ensure that the proposed functionality performs as intended. It is done by testers. It is a subset of regression testing.

Basic Auth is different. It's built at the "Security". A simple example can be seen. https://www.baeldung.com/spring-security-basic-authentication ♪In your example, you're waiting on LoginRequestDto's request. That is, the body of POST ' s request should not be filled with copying.{ "username": "user", "password": "paswd" } Names of fields as LoginRequestDto

One free and widely-used tool for emulating different resolutions of smartphones is Google Chrome's DevTools. Here's how you can use it to test your web application on different mobile resolutions: Open Google Chrome browser and go to the web application you want to test. Open DevTools by right-clicking anywhere on the web page and selecting "Inspect". In DevTools, click the "Toggle device toolbar" button (or press "Ctrl+Shift+M" on Windows or "Command+Shift+M" on Mac) to enable the device toolbar. From the "Device" dropdown menu in the device toolbar, select "Edit" to customize the device settings. In the device settings, you can specify the device type, resolution, and pixel density. You can also add custom device settings if needed. Once you've set up the device settings, you can view the web application in the selected resolution by refreshing the page. You can use DevTools to test your web application on various popular mobile resolutions such as iPhone X, Samsung Galaxy S9, Google Pixel 2, etc. DevTools also provides a responsive design mode that allows you to test your web application on different screen sizes and orientations. In addition to DevTools, there are other free tools such as BrowserStack, Sauce Labs, and CrossBrowserTesting that allow you to test your web application on various mobile resolutions and devices. However, these tools may have limitations or require a paid subscription for full functionality.

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This is possible, technically. But I think this is not a good practice as the password will still be fetched from the databases and stored in the browser, which is dangerous. But on second thought, some systems will actually encrypt the password when it's stored in the database. The readable text will be encoded as a hash, a set of strings. So, I don't think this can be fetched for your hide/show purposes.

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(There is no direct way to do what you hypothecate.) Build a Stored procedure that takes "de" as an argument and constructs and executes SELECT word FROM `words` order by word collate utf8mb4_german2_ci It would probably involve a relatively static lookup table that maps "de" and "de-DE" to "utf8mb4_german2_ci", etc. See the docs on defining Stored Procedures and how to use CONCAT(), PREPARE and EXECUTE in such. Run SHOW COLLATION LIKE 'utf8mb4%'; to see which collations are available. (It varies with the MySQL/MariaDB version.)

When testing a stored procedure, you can either test it as a whole or test individual SQL statements within the procedure. Here are some steps to consider when testing a stored procedure: Understand the logic of the stored procedure: Before testing, it's important to understand the purpose and functionality of the stored procedure. This will help you identify the specific inputs and expected outputs. Test the stored procedure as a whole: You can test the stored procedure as a whole by executing it with test inputs and verifying the expected outputs. You can create test cases to cover different scenarios and edge cases to ensure that the procedure works as intended. Test individual SQL statements within the procedure: If you encounter any issues while testing the stored procedure as a whole, you can try testing each SQL statement separately to identify the problem. You can use SQL query tools or database management tools to test each SQL statement and verify the results. Use debuggers or logging to identify issues: Debuggers and logging can be useful tools for identifying issues within a stored procedure. You can set up debuggers to step through the stored procedure and identify where issues occur. You can also use logging to track the execution of the stored procedure and identify any errors or unexpected behavior. Document your testing process: As with any testing process, it's important to document your testing process and results. This will help you keep track of what has been tested and ensure that all aspects of the stored procedure have been covered. By following these steps, you can ensure that your stored procedure is thoroughly tested and functioning correctly.

One option that you could consider is using a continuous deployment tool like Jenkins, Travis CI, or GitLab CI. These tools can automatically deploy your code to a production server whenever you push your code to a certain branch in your git repository. This can save you the time and effort of manually deploying your code to your production server every time you make a change. Another option is to use a service like Heroku, which makes it easy to deploy and manage your web applications. With Heroku, you can simply push your code to a git repository, and Heroku will automatically build and deploy your application. Ultimately, the best option will depend on your specific needs and preferences, so it may be worth experimenting with different approaches to see what works best for you.

These two matrices serve different purposes. You may apply the urgent x important (Eisenhower) matrix as a "filter". Worth recap some concepts: Urgent is something that cannot wait Important is something aligned to one's goals With that in mind... You'll always focus on urgent + important (do now). Hopefully, there isn't many items here (if everything is urgent, nothing is urgent). Once you cleaned the 1st queue is when you'll look at not urgent but important (do later). This is where most of your items will appear. Urgent items that are not important should be delegated to someone else who considers them important Not urgent nor important should be eliminated Once you apply this filter, you apply the second matrix to "fine tune" the priorities based on their effort x impact.

Single-page applications, enterprise web applications, advanced applications, server-side rendered applications, graphics-rich websites, and mobile applications are all under AngularJS developer supervision. They are in charge of creating a straightforward and user-friendly website. · The development of flexible and adaptive web applications · Analyzing how products are developed · Delivering finished front-end applications, working with back-end developers to create RESTful APIs. · Script configuration, development, and testing for a continuous integration environment · Composing non-blocking code using cutting-edge methods like multi-threading

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