Is automation testing still worth it in 2020 and are we doing realistic automation testing ?

In this video we will discuss Is automation testing still worth it in 2020 and are we doing realistic automation testing?

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[paragraut]

Your discussion was spot on, it’s something I feel everyday while doing automation for a big firm

[rajatjoshi]

A realistic video on automation testing, an eye opener indeed :) Good work

[queenstownswords]

Good talk. Often the hard part is getting the CTO or group manager on board. Hence, I suggest working on the communication(, from a test standpoint, ) is very important.

[rameshs]

All true. The scope is not just to automate to save time/money, but to test through automation the essential business specific components, hardware part, third part interfaces and above all the new technologies that these days apps embracing on. Thanks.

[thaleshbhardwaz]

I love your videos Karthik. Thanks for this informative content again. :)

[saimonldable]

I would rather think unrealistic automation testing problems are more likely problems related to the way we establish or execute a test case itself. If an automation test is unrealistic, then the scenario/test case was designed unproperly from the beginning, or we decided to execute it like just to show up some result.

[calkelpdiver]

Your last statement of "Quality Automation" versus "Quantity Automation" is the key pont of the presentation. How do we ensure we build automation that brings/provides value instead of just numbers. You should not try to automate everything, just what makes sense.

[rahulmaitra]

Is Katalon Studio tool worth it from Automation testing perspective?

[tiffanyalestisiahaan]

What do you mean about "realistic testing"?