It might be a long shot, but does anyone happen to know a simple web app or something that just reads a QR code from image and gives me the string it contains? I know there's a billion websites that offer this but I don't trust random websites so I was wondering if anyone has a tool they use for this?
I can technically use the random websites as well because the QR codes I need to test aren't that private, but I'm always down to using something more trustworthy if possible.
Pelican Statik Sitenizi Playwright ile Test Edin: Hatalara Elveda
Statik siteler göründüğü kadar basit kalmayabilir. Özel temalar, JS eklentileri veya CSS animasyonları arttıkça oluşan 'bir yerler kırıldı mı?' korkusunu yok etmek için Python, uv ve Playwright üçlüsüyle otomatik test senaryoları yazdım. Konsoldaki gizli JS hatalarını yakalayan fixture kurulumunu, JavaScript'siz fallback testlerini ve XPath kullanımlarını
https://yuceltoluyag.github.io/pelican-statik-site-playwright-test/
Please help the latest development build of Principia!
I would like to make a new release soon, but need help with testing. Of note is the new directory and structure for user data and the associated migration process which needs to be tested to make sure user data is migrated correctly.
Most important is the #Android version as my only test device is my daily driver phone running Android 12, and that's the worst platform for something to go wrong on. But testing the #Windows and #Linux version would be appreciated too.
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Automated tools like axe and Lighthouse only catch 30-40% of WCAG violations. The industry keeps quoting that number because it keeps being true. This piece goes specific: what Playwright-based tests miss, what you actually have to test manually, and how to write smarter tests that catch more of the real failures.
#accessibility #testing #a11y
"How King Uses AI in Testing" by Alexander AndelkovicFind out how AI techniques is used to test Candy Crush Saga games. Candy Crush Saga is one of the bigges...
Giving 15.1-BETA3 a test-run today 🙂 Looking all very good so far! Even on an underpowerd troubleshooting node with just 512MB of memory!
"Don't put loops in your tests" the advice goes. While there are times when a small for loop might be useful, for gosh sakes, don't use a do..while loop.
And please don't ask me what triggered this post.
p.s. Your for loop might also be hiding a deficiency in your test, aka a Test Smell. Might be fine, but worth a little more attention.
Основы тестирования и правила, которые помогают надёжно тестировать сложные приложения: примеры на Python
За годы работы разработчиком я сталкивался с разными подходами к тестированию. В этой статье я хочу показать, какие практики кажутся мне неэффективными, и объяснить, как довольно просто писать надёжные тесты, которые дают и хорошее покрытие, и устойчивость. Статья может быть полезна не только Python-разработчикам, но и инженерам-программистам в целом.
A wee bit boring but part of the StyloBot release docs; asnwering the question 'how do you test a probablistic system designed to block automation'
StyloBot Release Series: Testing the Thing That Won't Sit Still
https://www.mostlylucid.net/blog/stylobot-release-nondeterministic-testing
#testing #stylobot #probablistic-testing
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