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  #1 QA ThoughtLeaders on 02 Aug 12

   

  Automation Testing Services
  
  Have you ever done check automation using open-source tools? How did you identify the checks and what value did you add by automating them? Explain.
  
  Commercial and open source tools have their own benefits. Commercial tools are easy to use and learn but have cost associated with them and also we cannot customized them, on the other hand open source tools can be used without any cost and can be customized according to project requirements but they also have their own limitations.
  Checkpoints in software testing terms play a very important role whether you are doing functional testing or automation testing. Putting checkpoints in scripts means verifying and validating and comparing the existing functionality of an application with the actual one. The number of checkpoints shows the depth and the worth of the test automation script. Without checkpoints there will be no use of test automaton. When it comes to choosing the checkpoints a test automation engineer should always keep in mind the various changes in state of the application after a particular scenario or test steps.
  
  For further details, please visit at: http://www.qainfotech.com/tools_automation_testing_services.html

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Automation Testing Services <br /> <br /> Have you ever done check automation using open-source tools? How did you identify the checks and what value did you add by automating them? Explain. <br /> <br /> Commercial and open source tools have their own benefits. Commercial tools are easy to use and learn but have cost associated with them and also we cannot customized them, on the other hand open source tools can be used without any cost and can be customized according to project requirements but they also have their own limitations. <br /> Checkpoints in software testing terms play a very important role whether you are doing functional testing or automation testing. Putting checkpoints in scripts means verifying and validating and comparing the existing functionality of an application with the actual one. The number of checkpoints shows the depth and the worth of the test automation script. Without checkpoints there will be no use of test automaton. When it comes to choosing the checkpoints a test automation engineer should always keep in mind the various changes in state of the application after a particular scenario or test steps. <br /> <br /> For further details, please visit at: <a href="http://www.qainfotech.com/tools_automation_testing_services.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.qainfotech.com/tools_automation_testing_services.html</a></div>

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