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Hey, Thanks Benjamin for explaining these technical key points so well. I'm sure many of us struggle at some level with this, as the complexities of applications keep growing. By making such a library, automating API testing becomes a cakewalk. In addition to the technical know-hows, it is also imperative to understand how to implement those skills efficiently.
Please read this blog on "Effective practices for API testing" and do share your take on the same. cigniti.com/blog/effective-practic...
Thanks for the recommendation. I will take a look.
Hello,
First Big Thanks for explaining these points in brief. It is really helpful for experienced and new testers also. As a software development and testing industry-changing day by day with many new challenges so we need these types of guidance.
Again Thanks
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What extra detail would you like to see here? What's missing?
Also feedback, does the article contain anything you found useful? Or did you glance and move on?
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What I would expect is a github repo with framework code. Which may or may not include Api testing, Logging, Results reporting and DB connection. I am confortable with Java Rest Assured but having a working example of Python framework will help me venture into Pyhton Api tetsing.
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Thanks for the information I have been reading the forum after couple of years still is been engaging and newbie information's.
As a freelancer I struggled a lot to understand the test automation, I found some sort of blogs that helped me about the Automation best practices it also might be helpful to you (Automation best practices)
Thank you