Description
Overview:
- Discover how to implement test automation as stories are implemented
- Confidently deliver shippable product increments each sprint using automation
- Understand how to collaborate with business analysts, programmers, and customers to integrate automation into your team’s workflow
- Work without the need of separate, independent test automation teams
- Explore how complex non-functional testing can be automated in a sprint
- Discover how tools such as mind mappers, recorders, and note takers generate defensible evidence of regulatory compliant testing
Most agile teams deliver potentially shippable software at the end of each iteration (one to four weeks), but some agile teams even ship working software every day. Regression confidence can be achieved with the help of automated tests, which many teams struggle with. This class will teach automation techniques to improve regression testing, story and feature testing, and enhancement of exploratory testing. Test Driven Development techniques, precise test and tool selection, appropriate automation design, and team collaboration can be combined to fully integrate testing into Agile delivery teams and provide the efficiency necessary for project success.
Explore the many ways automation supports agile testing activities. Test automation purpose, theory, and principles are reviewed. We look at how test automation is implemented in diverse organizations. The course presents many types of automation illustrated with example test descriptions, source code samples, and example test scripts.
This course will provide real-world, vendor-neutral examples of Agile Test Automation approaches and tools. Examples of automated tests for Test Driven Development (TDD), Acceptance Test Driven Development (ATDD), and Behavior Driven Development (BDD) will be given.
Bring your specific issues and problems to the training course for discussion as well.
Prerequisites:
Audience:
This course is for agile team members involved in testing, programming, business analysis, software construction, and deployment. Product owners, managers, and other development professionals will gain important insights into the benefits and trade-offs related to agile test automation. No specific prerequisites are assumed, and any technical concepts will be explained; however, attendees are expected to have some software and agile knowledge or experience.
ICAgile Certification:
Successful attendees of our Agile Test Automation—ICAgile course are awarded the ICAgile Certified Professional in Agile Test Automation (ICP-ATA). Additionally, the certified attendees will be listed on the ICAgile website, indicating their designation. Coveros recommends From Fragile to Agile: Practical Approaches to Adopting Agile and Agile Tester Certification for those seeking the ICP-ATA designation.The ICAgile certification fee is included with your registration for your convenience.
About the ICAgile:
The International Consortium for Agile’s goal is to foster thinking and learning around agile methods, skills, and tools. The ICAgile, working with experts and organizations across agile development specialties, has captured specific learning objectives for the different agile development paths and put them on the learning roadmap. For more information visit www.icagile.com.
Outline:
Test Automation Strategy
- Where test automation fits in
- How much test automation
- What not to automate
Automation Pyramid
- Presentation
- Application
- Structural
Planning for Automation
- Skills
- Tools
- Workflows
Automation Frameworks
- Unit Test Harness
- Acceptance Test Frameworks for ATDD and BDD
- Traditional capture playback test frameworks
Selecting Tests for Automation
- Structural regression
- Business facing regression
- Repetitive operations
- Improve ability to control and observer
Supporting Process
- Roles and Responsibilities for test automation
- Test Driven Development
- Acceptance Test Driven Development
- Behavior Driven Development
- Design Driven Testing
- Legacy automation
Testing and Continuous Integration
- Build environments
- Structure regression
- Business facing regression
- Static analysis
Automated Test Cycles (Continuous Testing)
- Flow of implementing a story
- Grooming and test automation
- Programming and test automation
- In sprint testing activities
- Non-functional testing activities
- Dynamic analysis
Static Code Analysis/Metrics
- Code metrics
- Changing complexity and risk
- Security risks
- Maintainability risks
Automating Story and Feature Testing
- Defining acceptance tests
- Cross story testing
- Data driven testing
- Keyword driven testing
- Scripting
Mapping Tests to Automation
- Acceptance tests to automate
- Unit tests to automate
- Regression coverage
ATDD and BDD Testing Frameworks
- Fitnesse
- Cucumber
UI Testing Frameworks
- Capture playback test generalization
- Open source frameworks
- Commercial frameworks
Automation Support for Integration and System Testing
- End-to-end transaction testing
- Continuous integration
Data Setup and Tear Down and Data Within Automation
- Self contained test models
- Data independent models
- Mocking
Tools to Support Exploratory Testing
- Scripting
- Note taking
- Mind Mapping
- Screen capture
Tools for Performing Non-Functional Testing
- Performance testing tools
- Stress testing tools
- Usability testing tools
- Security testing tools
Virtualization
- Virtual unit test environments
- Virtual business facing test environments
- Locale variations
- Reset systems to a controlled state
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