Adopting a tool is not an easy process, even though many companies strive to make it as simple as possible. A lot of thought, planning, and preparation need to go into successfully adopting this kind of tool in order to make the most of it.
David Ross and Ryan Thornton first look into the theory of adopting new test automation software - the strategy, different ways to organize your QA teams - then they tackle the practical application - how to set up tests, organizing in-sprint testing, reviewing test results critically.
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“There is nothing more satisfying than seeing a dashboard full of little green lights on your automation platform, and while this is very often a good sign that everything is good, it's really important not to be blinded by this. A core part of testing, and automated tests in particular, is reviewing and interpreting the test results. We say “automated tests in particular” because you are somewhat blind to the actual execution of the tests, and, unlike manual testing where the trained eyes of a good tester will spot odd or unwanted outcomes of an action, automation will only indicate if an individual step was executed or not.”
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