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Posted by Brent Stineman on 11 May 2012 in Cloud Computing DigestDigest for May 11th, 2012
Here we are back for my second update in a row. Not being “on the road” has its perks. Still to early to call this a trend yet, but hopefully I can start getting back into my old habits. But enough about me, on to this week’s digest. I often post articles here on things […]
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Posted by Brent Stineman on 4 May 2012 in Cloud Computing DigestDigest for May 4th, 2012
I’m making a resolution that this blob will be updated at least once a week for the next two months. Even if I have to enlist some assistance in making that happen. Ok, I was planning to do that anyways. J So without further delay, here’s another edition… Those of us that do cloud computing know […]
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 3 May 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010Great example of a Common Problem for Test Automation Professionals
Earlier this week I encountered a great example of something that Test Automation people have to deal with on a regular basis. Screenshot #1 Screenshot #2 The left side of each screenshot shows a Close Confirmation Window from two different applications. The windows appear to be visually identical. The right side of each screenshot shows results from the […]
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 29 March 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010"How To" videos on Visual Studio ALM and Team Foundation Server 2010
I just stumbled across this article that contains a list of videos provided by Microsoft on VS ALM and TFS 2010. Videos about Visual Studio ALM + Team Foundation Server 2010 on MSDN
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 29 March 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010Associating CUIT with MTM without a Build Server
Here’s an excerpt from a post that talks about how to utilize MTM to execute Automated Tests even if you don’t have the ability to use the Build Process (which is required). If you aren’t using Team Build to generate your builds yet then you’ll need to use “Fake Builds” that your test plan can reference […]
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 29 March 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010Discoveries regarding the relationship between CUIT and the Build Process
While performing the experiments described in this post, I made some interesting discoveries about the relationship between Automated Testing with CUIT and the Build Process. Here are my findings thus far. Discovered that a Build must be associated to the Test Plan (either through the properties or via the Run With Options selection) in order to […]
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 28 March 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010Difference between MS Test Manager and MS Test Professional
This article does a very good job of briefly clarifying things. The Difference Between Microsoft Test Manager and Visual Studio Test Professional
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 20 March 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010DevExpress and CUIT Support
So, this happened. http://www.devexpress.com/Support/Center/p/Q382773.aspx As a result, I’ve been doing some experimentation. This post is a record of my findings. Quote from DevExpress: “To record tests you’ll need DXperience installed, to play the tests, DXPerience is not required.” Once DX is installed, a new Reference will be auto-added to the Test Project when the tester adds a CUIT to […]
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 19 March 2012 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010Excellent Resource for executing CUI Tests via MTM
I stumbled upon this article recently. It is entitled “Running Automated Tests from Microsoft Test Manager”. http://www.deliveron.com/blog/post/Running-Automated-Tests-from-Microsoft-Test-Manager.aspx The article goes through the basic steps of configuring MTM so it can run CUI Tests that have been associated with Test Cases. This process is not as intuitive as you might hope, so this article is a “must read” […]
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Posted by Brent Stineman on 16 March 2012 in Cloud Computing DigestDigest for March 16th, 2012
Welcome to another edition of the “supposedly weekly but lately more like monthly” Cloud Computing Digest. I’m lining up a few folks to help me get this back to a weekly feature so here’s hoping that it pays off going forward. In the meantime, here’s the news. I’m going to start off the biggest news […]
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Posted by Scott Reichley on 7 March 2012 in Sogeti HP SolutionsWebinar: Driving Innovation By Leveraging SaaS-based Application Quality and Lifecycle Management
» REGISTER NOW Research firm IDC is predicting the Software-as-a-Service automated software quality and cloud testing market will grow to around $1B in revenue by 2015. While the market is growing, it is not always clear how and when your organization should move to SaaS […]
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Posted by Brent Stineman on 12 February 2012 in Cloud Computing DigestDigest for February 12th, 2012
Wow! Has it really been over a month since my last update? I’ve been so busy it seemed like there was always something else I needed to do. And I still don’t feel like I’ve accomplished half of what I needed to over the last month. But enough excuses… To start things off, I have a […]
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Posted by Roy Davis on 13 January 2012 in Roy Davis's BlogThe importance of "The Human Test"
This morning I was reminded why it is important to use a human test on all web forms that allow anonymous submission. My inbox was flooded with responses to inquiries which were made using my email address starting at 2am this morning (when I was asleep). Am I interested in attending National American University? No. […]
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Posted by Brent Stineman on 6 January 2012 in Cloud Computing DigestDigest for January 4th, 2012
Happy 2012 folks! I took some time off over the holidays to recharge my batteries and it appears to be paying off. It’s been slow getting back into things but today I’m feeling good and ready to focus on knocking out some of my todo’s. First off my list today, a new Cloud Computing Digest. […]
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 16 December 2011 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010How To: Search thru a Container for a Desired Control
This is a technique I use a lot to sift through a given container in order to find a desired control. This is particular useful for “unsupported” controls where the CUIT Builder and associated search functions don’t work properly on these controls. In many cases, the CUITB just gets confused about the hierarchy of a given […]
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Posted by Daniel Falk on 16 December 2011 in Tester Using VS 2010 and TFS 2010Excellent Resource for Coded UI Test Development
I stumbled across this article today. It is entitled “Troubleshooting Record and Playback issues with Coded UI Tests”. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/tapas_sahoos_blog/archive/2011/11/07/troubleshooting-record-and-playback-issues-in-coded-ui-test.aspx The techniques entailed in the article follow many of the same techniques I use myself while working through these sorts of problems. The difference being that I had to figure all that stuff out on my own. In […]
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Posted by Brent Stineman on 16 December 2011 in Cloud Computing DigestDigest for December 16th, 2011
Sorry for the delay in another update. Between the post-holiday coma and fighting off some type of head cold that had me barely operating, it’s been difficult to gather news and get things posted. But that’s all behind me and I’m rested and back with some good updates! Last month, SalesForce took the covers off their […]
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Posted by Scott Reichley on 2 December 2011 in Sogeti HP SolutionsCapgemini Group Ranked Number One for Outsourced Testing Services
Ok, so this one isn’t specific to HP, but because a lot of our Alliance with HP is based on testing solutions and it’s such a great announcement, I think it deserves a post here. The Capgemini group was recently ranked number one for outsourced testing services! Sogeti, a subsidiary of the Capgemini group and a leading provider […]
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Posted by Scott Reichley on 22 November 2011 in Sogeti HP SolutionsRun QTP Scripts in Chrome
HP recently added functionality to be able to run QTP scripts in Google Chrome. All you need to do is download the patch for QTP 11 and you’re good to go. You still can’t record scripts with Chrome, but at least you can now execute them using Chrome.
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Posted by Brent Stineman on 18 November 2011 in Cloud Computing DigestDigest for Nov 18th, 2011
Trying to hurry up and knock this one out today before I pack up my hotel room and head over to the client. Couple more weeks left on this and then I get to spend some time at home. But you’re here for cloud news and I have some good snippets to share with you […]
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