Tauk

[Ranvir Chhina @cranvir_uw_edu]

I just published Running Parameterized Tests with Nose2 https://t.co/UXVU6zYf5u

[Nathan Krishnan @nathankrishnan]

At @TaukInc we've built a native #Swift package you can add from #Xcode to seamlessly integrate your UI tests into the platform. Try it out today and you'll be up and running in less than 2 min! 😃

https://t.co/q7si462Bnk

#testautomation #ios

[Nathan Krishnan @nathankrishnan]

Inspired by a discussion on our @TaukInc Discord server, I wrote a quick guide on creating custom wait conditions in your #Selenium or #Appium tests.
https://t.co/GIKlwvEucr

#python #testautomation

[Nathan Krishnan @nathankrishnan]

Apple's #XCTest framework enables you to create automated UI tests to validate that your #iOS app behaves as expected when user actions are performed. I've put together a guide covering the fundamentals of using #XCUITest:
https://t.co/eR40Um0Zec

#swift #xcode #TestAutomation

[Nathan Krishnan @nathankrishnan]

Creating #Swift packages makes it easier for you to maintain and share your own #iOS dependencies. #Xcode has built-in support for you to distribute & import packages through #GitHub. I put together a concise guide to walkthrough this process:
https://t.co/zZknHjmebz

[Nathan Krishnan @nathankrishnan]

If you have not written tests in #iOS before, using the #XCTest framework in #Xcode may seem foreign at first. I put together a quick start walkthrough of #XCTestCase, and its associated lifecycle methods, to ensure your experience is smooth:
https://t.co/YSmjyLp2IC

[Nathan Krishnan @nathankrishnan]

In order to run an #iOS #XCTest from a remote server you will need to know how to run your #tests from the command line. I wrote a quick guide on how to use the #Xcode build CLI tool so you can run your automation tests from a terminal with ease:
https://t.co/yg8H7gq1x3