From Requirements to Test Automation in Minutes Manual Testing is Now a Thing of the Past! November 20, 2014

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1 From Requirements to Test Automation in Minutes Manual Testing is Now a Thing of the Past! November 20, 2014

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3 Housekeeping This LIVE session is being recorded Recordings are available to all Vivit members Session Q&A: Please type questions in the Questions Pane

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5 Hosted by Bernard Szymczak Vivit Ohio Chapter Leader Vivit TQA SIG Leader

6 Today s Speaker Huw Price Managing Director Grid-Tools

7 The Road to greater Automation And better Testing Automation: Is often only basic happy path test Requires extensive manual effort to keep up with changes to requirements Doesn t have the correct test data to be effective Automation needs to: Be linked to better test case design i.e. the minimum set of test cases to cover the maximum functionality Be updated within a few minutes of a change to a requirement Be linked to matching sets of test data Tools: Agile Designer Agile Designer-TMX Javelin Datamaker Perfect sets of Test Case UFT, Rational Functional Tester, Microsoft Test UI, TestPartner, Auto IT etc Test Automation and Workflow Perfect sets of Test Data

The Integrated Development Chain Project Manager <-> Test Manager

Service Virtualization Test Cases Virtual Data Automation BA User

Automation Expected Results Backlog Agile Designer DataMaker HP QC

Requirements Test Cases Test Data Defects Automation Continuous

Boards Work Allocation Work Tracking Story Points Requirement <->

8 The Integrated Development Chain Project Manager <-> Test Manager <-> Programmer <-> Testers User Requirement Change Request HP Service Virtualization Test Cases Virtual Data Automation BA User Use Cases Requirements Complexity Test Cases Test Data Virtual Data Automation Expected Results Backlog Agile Designer DataMaker HP QC HP UFT Selenium Javelin Find Allocate Synthesize Data On Demand Requirements Test Cases Test Data Defects Automation Continuous Development Clarity of Vision Static Testing Agile Boards Story Boards Work Allocation Work Tracking Story Points Requirement <-> Traceability <-> Use Cases <-> Traceability <-> Test Case <-> Traceability <-> Defect

9 Continuous Development Continuous Integration Iterative Development Dev Ops Is mostly Ops It starts when development and testing are complete It should start when the user has an idea! It needs a much higher degree of automation

10 What is Testing Coverage? The Business Thinks it s: Code Covered Number of Test Covered Tests Run Percentage of use cases All Paired Combinations It is actually: Designing Sufficient Tests To VERIFY That The Design And Code Correctly Implement The Requirements Did you get the right answer for the right reason - Two or more defects may sometimes cancel each other out - Observability

Building Test Cases from Requirements (Manual or Automation) Baseline Agile Designer Test Cases Created 14 17 Time Taken 5 hours 2 hours Test Coverage - % 16% 100% Agile

11 Building Test Cases from Requirements (Manual or Automation) Baseline Agile Designer Test Cases Created Time Taken 5 hours 2 hours Test Coverage - % 16% 100% Agile Designer was also able to shrink 326 possible test cases down to just 17, retaining 100% coverage Better test case design requires a radical shift in the testing industry

13 Requirements -> Use Cases -> Manual Test Cases -> Test Data

14 Agile Designer-TMX Build Automation

15 A Simple Form Easy to test?

16 Agile Designer-TMX Build Automation

17 Agile Designer-TMX Demo UTF (QTP)

18 Agile Designer Automation Step by Step 1. Import your Existing Test Cases or Create a Process Flow from your Requirement 2. Identify Basic UI, File, Database or Service Actions on the pallet these are the automation building blocks 3. Attach these to the Process Flow 4. Attach any Test Data Requirements to the decision logic 5. Create the perfect set of test cases maximum coverage 6. Export to TMX or Javelin 7. Execute the automation scripts 8. If a change to the requirement occurs adjust the Process Flow and repeat 5, 6 and 7

19 What can Agile Designer do for me? Create clear, unambiguous, visual requirements to reduce defect creation by as much as 95% Quickly and simply introduce agile processes into your existing Waterfall Lifecycles Accurately estimate the cost of new software development and changes to existing systems Provide a systematic way of enforcing fixed-priced SLAs with outsource partners De-duplicate existing test cases to reduce the cost and length of test cycles by more than 30% Import existing business process workflows and automatically build the perfect set of test cases Generate Automation scripts for all major Automation Engines Link to Agile Data to find and make the correct test data at any point within your SDLC Drive Continuous Integration and Development frameworks

20 Polling Percentage of automated tests: 1. 0% 2. less than 5% 3. less than 10% 4. less than 20% 5. greater than 20%

21 Polling Do you have a continuous integration/development framework in place: 1. Yes 2. No 3. Planning

22 Polling Do you have a formal requirements definition template: 1. Yes 2. No

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