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Generative AI in Software Automation Testing

Generative AI in Software Automation Testing

One question that often comes up when discussing Generative AI is: What are the real use cases of Gen AI in Software Automation Testing…
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HTTP Performance Testing with NBomber in C# .NET💥

HTTP Performance Testing with NBomber in C# .NET💥

Performance testing is crucial for ensuring that your web applications can handle real-world traffic. In this article, we’ll deep dive…
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Integration testing of .NET 7 ASP.NET apps with Minimal Hosting Model

Integration testing of .NET 7 ASP.NET apps with Minimal Hosting Model

For starters, if you create any ASP.NET WebAPI project or WebApp project, you will notice, there wont be any Startup.csfile anymore…
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Integration Testing of Event-Driven microservices ⚙️🐳

Integration Testing of Event-Driven microservices ⚙️🐳

A microservice can be a UI, API, DB or even a message broker, they might be running in an containers deployed in either AWS, Azure or any…
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Generate Test Data for tests using AutoFixture

Generate Test Data for tests using AutoFixture

While it comes to testing application, regardless of Unit test, Integration or UI test, Test Data plays key role. In some tests, test data…
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Data Driven Testing in XUnit for Selenium tests

Data Driven Testing in XUnit for Selenium tests

Working with Data is the most important part of any testing. XUnit has different ways to access the data for the test method and in this…
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Sharing Selenium WebDriver Context in XUnit with DI

Sharing Selenium WebDriver Context in XUnit with DI

In this short and sweet post, I going to show how XUnit shares context across classes using Dependency Injection built into XUnit
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