Your Weekly Testing News - Issue 426

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Last week was a busy week in the testing community. Have a look at the following and see where you can join the conversation and find ways to help out or seek help.

Guilherme would like to know, should assertions conditions be done in the page objects, or in the test classes?
Is it necessary for testers to learn coding and programming? asks Ben
Lejla is keen to know what your professional relationship is like with your colleagues.
Where does testing fit into your CI/CD pipeline? asks Claudia
Melissa is curious about the factors that affect your test automation strategy.
Do you think developers should be responsible for testing their own code?
Does anybody else use a pattern like a container in container integration testing pattern?
What recent misconceptions about test automation have you seen/heard?
Romina asks, what are your thoughts on the shift left concept?
How do you go about reviewing a large set of requirements?
What should be checked when running performance tests on a system? asks Parameswaran.
Anyone got any good tips on observing and debugging react, and other JS in the browser?

Keep an eye and ear out for Thursday 1st June. We'll reveal the first day of 30 Days of Career Growth. Head to the 30 Days of Testing Category on The Club forum, click on the bell icon on the right and select the “Watching First Post” button. You’re now set to go! You’ll receive notifications each day throughout June.

Have a good week.

— Simon, CommunityBoss

P.S. Here's a fantastic photo from TestBash Brighton 2018. 😃 We could always create more photo memories at TestBash UK later this year. 📷

A man on stage with a microphone presenting to a big crowd at a conference.

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