Show Notes
Are your automated tests taking too long? Do you have a lot of instability in your executions (flaky tests)? All these are symptoms that you are not addressing test automation best. That's where atomic testing comes in as a way to rethink how we approach automated testing so that we can validate what is produced and make it faster, reliable, and independent. In this episode, we have Nikolay Advolodkin, our guest QA Therapist, to assist us with these symptoms. Nikolay is a frequent conference speaker and the creator of ultimateqa.com and a youtube channel about automation. Did you know that with Xray, you can adopt the atomic testing approach, allowing you to link those tests to the requirements and bring visibility of them to the entire team? Learn more about test management with https://hubs.li/Q01qBdZd0
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