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2020 has not been a great year for many, but not for ones who kept aside the little annoyance of a global pandemic and went on to do something different. Life’s a tumble and having the mind space that automation offers plays a significant role in overcoming that. Having said that, you can automate a lot of things in your life and save hours over the course of the year.
This becomes even more true when you look at semi-automation, such as finding an easy way to quickly sort through emails and push them into folders or automate your postal deliveries.
This post covers everything @keypressingmonkey automated in 2020 to save hours and so many small quick hacks that saved a great deal of time on a workday.
As you try to automate things in your life, don’t forget to check some of the most exciting reads on improving the automate everything approach and the future of test automation.
And it’s not just all! Here is a complete list of reads you might be interested in.
News
5 min read
thinkingtester.com
Continuous Deployment, when done correctly, is a valuable tool that makes it easier for teams to produce quality software quickly. But be sure that you are completely ready for this step by taking an honest, objective look at these five reasons with your team.
5 min read
dev.to
SnapDrop.net, created by Robin Linus, lets you directly share files between any device with a browser. It doesn’t matter if it's between iPhone and Android or a tablet with a PC.
5 min read
levelup.gitconnected.com
You can automate many things in your life and save hours over the course of the year. This becomes even more true when you look at semi-automation like for example finding an easy way to quickly sort through emails and push them into folders.
5 min read
medium.com
How do the most well-funded, sophisticated software test teams on the planet test everything? — they don’t! There is a new way to test that delivers excellent coverage.
5 min read
continuoustesting.blog
Test automation intelligence should guide engineers on which test automation scenarios to execute, automate if missing, and continuously maintain.
5 min read
thesmartcoder.dev
In this curated list of ten fantastic repositories, you will see great value for all software engineers. All of them have a lot of GitHub stars, underlining their relevance, popularity, and usefulness.
Performance
4 min read
dzone.com
In order to optimize the performance of your React code, you have to make sure that it’s not re-rendering unnecessarily. This is the main reason for bottlenecks.
4 min read
synapse-qa.com
Application Performance is important. Good Performance means revenue. Good Performance means assured business, repeat business. Performance is about people.
Automation
7 min read
ranorex.com
Over the years, I've heard many, many software testers say that their management expects them to 'automate everything.' But does this approach make sense?.
9 min read
testmu.ai
Nightwatch.js is one of the most popular JavaScript testing frameworks. This Nightwatch.js tutorial will help you get started with your first Nightwatch.js Selenium automation script!
9 min read
applitools.com
Angie Jones describes a portfolio of ten projects that help even novice test engineers demonstrate their skills to get the job.
Tools
10 min read
towardsdatascience.com
There are a wide array of GUI frameworks in Python, such as TkInter, Kivy, PyForms, and more. They are designed to supercharge building user interfaces that people will love to use.
8 min read
dev.to
Automated Visual Regression Testing can help you detect when the layout of a web page has changed. Instead of comparing pixels from screenshots, layout differences can be detected by comparing HTML tags and attributes with a baseline.
5 min read
microlink.io
Fast, scalable, and reliable browser automation built for businesses and developers. Proudly open source.
5 min read
userleap.com
UserLeap lets you run targeted micro-surveys in your product with a snippet of code deployed just once. A product manager can ask a question about onboarding, feature usage, or customer needs and get hundreds of actionable responses within hours.
Video & Podcast
46 min
soundcloud.com
Federico Toledo chats with Anand Bagmar about what you should know about visual testing and how it can enhance your test automation.
52 min read
youtube.com
In this video, you will see how to work with Selenium Framework and create a Git Repo for the same in an easy, step-by-step process.
29 min read
testguild.com
What do potatoes have to do with performance testing? In this episode, Joey Hendricks will share his open-source, Python-based performance testing framework for unit testing— Quick Potato.
Events
00 min
events.broad-group.com
In this Edge Global Week, a crafted 3-day virtual learning experience, BroadGroup brings together some of the most respected voices in the space to respond to almost any questions you may have about Edge.
7 min
testmu.ai
In this tutorial, you will learn about generating reports in NUnit along with some new features and advantages of Extent Reports.
8 min
testmu.ai
Jenkins integration with Selenium is an important part of any organization’s Selenium test automation strategy. This guide will help you integrate Jenkins with Selenium and reap the benefits.
8 min
testmu.ai
This blog takes you through 12 common web design mistakes to avoid in the coming year to ensure adequate lead generation and improved user experience on your website.