Though not essential, I’ve added a GemFile to help new users install the needed dependencies when downloading the repository instead of requiring users to install them manually. Additionally, I’ve integrated Yaml files into the project to help organize key variables. […]
In my previous post I noted that I integrated TravisCI into the repository; however, all it did was note when I pushed a new commit to the repository, and not actually compile anything. I then tried jumping straight into integrating […]
As part of my effort to integrate HipTest, I’ve integrated TravisCI which was not that difficult, using their tutorial. Right now it logs when I create a new push, but it does not build anything; that will change once I’ve […]
I have completed converting over the tests from Java to Ruby in a separate repository, and have cleaned up the logging in both repositories, so that the test steps log each action in an easy to read and uniform manner. […]
Basic tests have been written for the site in Java, and while I do intent to expand upon the basic tests I’ve currently written, I have decided to begin work on Ruby versions of the same tests, as Ruby is […]
As of this writing, there are now 53 test steps written in Java to test this website. These tests cover the following sections: Accounts (2) Blog (2) Homepage (1) Projects (1) Navigation Menu (1) Footer (1) There are a few […]
New Tests Accounts (2) Homepage (1) Blog (2) Project (1) Navigation Menu (1) Notes:I wanted to get a few basic tests in for each feature file I had planned out, then expand into more complex tests once these features were […]
As part of my quest to become a QA Automation master, I’ve begun work on automating QA tests for this very website. You can read about the project, as well as see the languages/software that I plan to use for […]