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Hi ShiftSync Community,I have one question related to the webinar for you:Name 3 AI features that software testers can already use today.One of you has the chance to win some nice swag provided by ShiftSync.  Best,Daniel

In scenarios where your application integrates with real-time data feeds (e.g., stock prices, sensor data), how do you approach automated testing? What tools or frameworks help simulate or validate such real-time interactions?

When running automated tests in parallel, what are the most common challenges you've faced, and how did you overcome issues such as test data dependency or browser state? Do you have any strategies for efficiently managing resources?

AI models often operate as black boxes, making their decisions opaque. How do testers ensure they understand and trust AI-driven test results?

Flaky tests can undermine confidence in automated testing. How do testers identify the root causes and resolve these issues?

Exploratory testing is crucial for uncovering unexpected issues, but it can be hard to plan in a time-boxed environment like Agile. How do teams incorporate it effectively?

In a rapidly evolving tech landscape, automation strategies and tools must be adaptable to stay relevant. This question seeks to explore how QA professionals future-proof their automation efforts against emerging technologies and shifts in testing methodologies. It addresses the importance of building flexible frameworks, choosing scalable tools, and staying informed about industry trends. What proactive steps do you take to ensure that your automation processes and tools can seamlessly adapt to future changes, and how do you integrate forward-thinking practices into your overall testing strategy?

Hello everyone,I’m excited to join this vibrant community!My name is Rahul Pandya, and I am a Senior Engineer based in Berlin, Germany. With 10 years of extensive experience in software testing, I am eager to explore and learn more about AI tools currently utilized in the market. I look forward to gaining insights from all the members and sharing knowledge to further enhance our practices in testing.Looking forward to connecting and learning together!

Where does return render( <UserProvider> etc go in a test.js jest file? Here is the UserContext.js mock data file```import React, { useState } from 'react';// Create a mock UserContext with default userId as nullconst UserContext = React.createContext({  userId: null,  setUserId: () => {}, // Mock function for tests});// Mock UserProvider to be used in testsconst UserProvider = ({ value, children }) => {  const [userId, setUserId] = useState(value?.userId || null);  // Always use the provided setUserId if available, otherwise use the internal state  const contextValue = {    userId,    setUserId: value?.setUserId || setUserId,  };  return (    <UserContext.Provider value={contextValue}>      {children}    </UserContext.Provider>  );};export { UserContext, UserProvider };``` So does the below go above or in the describes if above do I pass the renderComponentWithUserContext to the describe condition as a parameter and each test that uses it? Apologies for the tro

Ever been in a meeting with other developers, and they keep throwing around terms you’ve never heard of or are not sure off.What is your go to place to quickly get the best information on the subject:Google Wikipedia? Some other tools?See below 

Hi I have taken up AS1 Assessment 3-time buts not cleared  it is saying that need to wait for 2  to 3 months can you please help me that I am want to take up the test now to Enable to take up the test to whom i have to contact 

I want to share how I use a database for storing results of my database comparison which makes them easy filterable.I started with reports in files (and still have them for sharing and long-term storage), each run typically covering multiple subtopics and creating by that multiple files. And that twice for the new and the old database.Going through each file and looking for the same patterns again and again became laborious. Especial because filtering by fatality was demanding (I marked error classes by different colors while going through the files) . Even more when I wanted to see if similar failures happend over multiple subtopics.Now I can filter and sort for anything I want. By regexes!I also show them to others to discuss my findings.If you haven’t done something similar: Feel inspired to do something similar for yourself! Any question?If you have done something similar: How do you do and use it?This reports seldom last longer than some days. When I changed the report tables (esp

Hi Team,I am unable to access the product forum getting access error. Kindly help me to resolve the same Thanks,Harish N

Let's chat about books, whether they're for leveling up professionally or just for the sheer joy of reading! Your Fave Read: What's the book that you just can't get enough of? The one that you'd recommend to anyone who'll listen because it's just that good? Book You Love to Hate: We've all got that one book that we just couldn't vibe with. Which book gets the side-eye from you, and what rubbed you the wrong way about it? Next Up on Your TBR: What's the next book you're itching to crack open? The one that's been sitting on your shelf or your Kindle, waiting for its moment to shine?

Hi Community,I have RTB libaries in a deeper structure. The RTBs have business parameters.When I pass down business parameters,to deeper levels the parameters arrive as NULL in some test plans.D you know whats amiss here?For example:I have a parameter “Role” and want to pass it on to a sub-RTB like this:Scenario A:I pass the parameter down as {PL[Role]}Issue: The parameter arrives as a NULL value Scenario B:I pass the parameter down as {PL[Role]}. On level 2 (RTB 2) I copy the parameter to a buffer variable and pass on the value as {B[Role]}This works.Regards    Florian

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 “LinkedIn Posting Made Easy with API" is a concise and informative video by @IOan. It explores the power of using an Application Programming Interface (API) to simplify and streamline the process of posting content on LinkedIn. With the rise of social media and the importance of professional networking, LinkedIn has become an invaluable platform for individuals and businesses alike. However, manually posting content on LinkedIn can be time-consuming and tedious. In this video, we delve into the benefits of leveraging an API to automate and optimize LinkedIn posting. From integrating your existing systems to seamlessly pushing content updates, the video demonstrates how APIs can enhance efficiency, save time, and expand your reach on LinkedIn. Whether you're a developer, a marketing professional, or an entrepreneur, "LinkedIn Posting Made Easy with API" provides valuable insights and practical tips for leveraging this powerful tool to maximize your LinkedIn presence.

I am experimenting with a new video format and wanted to share it with the community.Here is a video with a really simple yet smart Cypress tricks. 

I was just wondering, how do you prepare for a CFP at a conference? Based on the size of a conference I am usually putting together 2 to 4 proposals, but sometimes I am uncertain on how to phrase an elevator pitch. Any tips, you could share? 🙂

Dear community,We want to express our gratitude for your support and engagement. Today, we want to thank @IOanour super user and community advisor, for his invaluable contributions. Ioan consistently helps others and provides valuable feedback.Recently, we reached out to our community to gather recommendations for books you'd like to read. Among the responses, Ioan shared a title that piqued our interest- AI-Assisted Testing by Mark Winteringham. In recognition of his contributions and as a token of our gratitude, we've sent him a copy of the book.Thank you, Ioan, from all of us at ShiftSync, for your invaluable support and for embodying the spirit of community.

Dive deep into the intricate world of impostor syndrome with this enlightening video. Explore the various types of impostor syndrome and uncover why labeling yourself as an impostor is the biggest misconception of all. Impostor syndrome comes in many forms, affecting individuals from all walks of life. But here's the truth: you are not an impostor. In this transformative video, we debunk the myths surrounding impostor syndrome and empower you to embrace your unique talents and accomplishments. From the perfectionist to the expert, we dissect the different impostor syndrome types and provide practical strategies to break free from their grasp. Get ready to challenge your inner critic, redefine your self-worth, and step confidently into your true identity. Whether you're a student, professional, or creative, this video is your guide to unlocking your full potential and living a life free from impostor syndrome's limitations.Say goodbye to self-doubt and hello to a future filled with conf

Hey everyone,Guess what's happening in just two days? Yup, we're hosting a super cool webinar with @danielknott all about AI! 🤖💻 If you've got burning questions about AI and how it's shaking up the testing world, drop them in this chat. We'll make sure Daniel tackles them during the webinar.Get hyped and get those questions flowing! See you there!

 I would like to implement access restrictions for certain test cycles and defects (bugs) within  qTest Manager. The goal is to limit access to specific test cycles and bugs to designated users, ensuring that each team member only has visibility of relevant information pertaining to their responsibilities. Could you please provide guidance on how to configure user permissions to achieve this level of access control effectively?Thank you 

Suddenly getting this error, any idea what has happened× Failed to initiate Chrome DriverError: Command failed: npm i chromedriver --detect_chromedriver_version  --no-save --no-prune --prefer-offline --no-audit --progress=falsenpm ERR! Invalid comparator: npm:isolated-vm@4.7.2 If i run the commandnpm i chromedriver --detect_chromedriver_version  --no-save --no-prune --prefer-offline --no-audit --progress=falsein CMD it is OK.