Posts Tagged ‘Python’

In today’s cloud-centric world, AWS (Amazon Web Services) stands out as a leading provider of scalable and reliable cloud services. Python’s Boto3 library is a powerful tool that allows developers to interact with AWS services programmatically. However, ensuring secure interactions is crucial to protect sensitive data and maintain the integrity of your applications. Main objective […]

In this blog post, I will share my journey of developing a Python-based solution to remove strikethrough text from PDFs. This solution is specifically designed for PDFs where strikethrough is applied as a style rather than an annotation. The Challenge Strikethrough text in PDFs can be tricky to handle, mainly when applied as a style. […]

Introduction Flaky tests—those that fail intermittently—are a common headache for test automation teams. They can be especially frustrating in Selenium tests because of the dynamic nature of web applications. Elements might take time to load, page navigation could be slow, or JavaScript-heavy applications might delay interactions. These issues lead to false negatives in tests, where […]

When it comes to test automation in Python, managing your dependencies is essential for ensuring consistent and reliable test execution. One of the most effective ways to handle these dependencies is through the requirements.txt file. In this blog post, we’ll discuss what requirements.txt is, its importance in the context of testing, and how to effectively […]

In the world of test automation, Selenium paired with Pytest is a powerful combination. While basic web interactions can be automated easily, complex test scenarios often require advanced techniques. These scenarios may involve dealing with dynamic elements, multiple browser windows, interacting with iFrames, handling AJAX calls, or managing file uploads. In this blog, we will […]