Diving into the world of testing with TestNG? The XML configuration file is your roadmap. This powerful tool not only organizes your tests but also offers unparalleled flexibility in execution. Whether you’re grouping tests, setting priorities, or integrating with CI/CD pipelines, the TestNG XML configuration is the linchpin. Let’s embark on a journey to harness … Read more
TestNG, a popular testing framework, has a powerful feature up its sleeve: TestNG Listeners. These aren’t just any ordinary components; they play a pivotal role in shaping the way tests are executed and reported. Imagine having a tool that “listens” to every move your script makes and then tweaks the behavior of your tests based … Read more
In the vast realm of the Java ecosystem, testing frameworks stand as the unsung heroes, ensuring that our code not only works but thrives. They’re the guardians, the watchers on the walls of our applications. And when it comes to these guardians, two names often echo louder than the rest: JUnit and TestNG. But how … Read more
TestNG, a renowned Java testing framework inspired by JUnit, has introduced several functionalities that make it more powerful and flexible, especially for integration tests. Among its myriad features, TestNG DataProviders stand out as a pivotal tool for testers and developers alike. DataProviders in TestNG are specifically designed to facilitate data-driven testing, a methodology where test … Read more
In software development, code coverage refers to the percentage of code that is covered by automated tests. Code coverage is a critical metric for determining the effectiveness of your testing strategy. SonarQube is a popular open-source platform for continuous code quality inspection that can help you keep track of your code coverage. In this blog … Read more