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Automation testing with Selenium has been a lifeline in grooming budding automation testers into professionals. Selenium being open-source is largely adopted on a global scale. As a result of which you get huge support from the community. There are multiple frameworks for different languages that offer bindings with Selenium. So you have got everything on board for getting started with Selenium. Now, comes the phases where you run your first test script to perform Selenium. The scripts would involve basic test scenarios if you are learning Selenium automation. You may validate:

Cross browser testing has been a type of testing which requires a tremendous amount of effort and time. The process of testing your web-app over different browsers, operating systems, devices, screen resolutions to evaluate the rendering of your web content for a variety of your audience is an activity. Especially, if approached manually. Automated cross browser testing with Selenium can help you save the time of routine test activities, helping you cut short on regression testing. However, people seldom like changes. If manual testing is popular in your organization, the management will obviously raise questions when you ask them to implement test automation.

Ever since its inception in 2011, microservices is making huge waves, especially among organizations developing forward-thinking applications. A survey by Nginx shows that 36% of enterprises are currently using Microservices, while another 26% is doing research on how to implement it. There are several reasons that will make Microservices to be the perfect domain if you are thinking to switch your technology or trying to learn a new one. Let’s discuss the top 29 Microservices Interview Questions asked to both freshers as well as experienced developers in different interviews.

You’ve got a finicky toddler who won’t eat breakfast, a spouse or partner loudly watching Netflix in the living room, and a dog that’s begging for an extra play session. Oh, did we mention your conference call is scheduled to start in five minutes?

ReasonML is a programming language created by Facebook that was released in 2017 but has a small community today. According to a survey at stateofjs (https://2018.stateofjs.com/javascript-flavors/overview) ReasonML language has not been heard by almost 52% of people. Facebook says it is a faster and simpler cousin of Javascript and that proves the point that the syntax of ReasonML is made keeping in mind the Javascript programmers. Facebook needed a new language but in addition to that did not want to create an entirely new language, which means they did not want to create everything from scratch. They wanted to build it on top of an existing language so that programmers don’t need to learn an entirely new syntax and semantics. This resulted in the birth of ReasonML which is made 80% on top of OCaml. OCaml is a language that has been around for 22 years now. Although Ocaml has a small community and academic focussed mainly, there is a reason why OCaml makes Reason so great.