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Top 5 GitHub Repositories for Software Testers

Learning is forever and beyond, so I keep on looking for new resources like articles, blogs, repositories etc. So below are some useful repositories for us “Software Testers”

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Awesome Testing

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Why to use it?

This repository serves as a curated collection of testing software, extensions, and resources. Intended as a resource hub for newcomers in the software testing community, it encompasses a wide spectrum of testing areas without focusing on specific domains or roles like Usability, Performance, Automation, or Management.

Best Practices for Testing UI

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Why to use it?

This repository is a comprehensive guide structured into various sections covering UI testing best practices. It includes chapters on testing strategies, generic best practices.

With a breakdown into specific categories, this repository provides insights into different levels of UI testing — from foundational practices to advanced techniques.

How to automate apps on mobile?

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Why to use it?

This repository delves into the automation strategies employed by companies like Google, Apple, eBay, and many others specifically focused on mobile automation. It covers various topics related to testing, tooling, and CI/CD practices utilized in these leading companies’ mobile automation processes.

Mastering QA

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Why to use it?

This repository hosts a course focused on Software Quality Assurance, blending classical textbook principles with contemporary industry practices and cutting-edge tools. The course emphasizes sharing the latest news and case studies, incorporating real projects as examples throughout the sessions.

Useful Testing Tools

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Why to use it?

Organized into specific sections, this repository serves as a collaborative space for testers to explore and contribute to an array of testing tools across different domains. Whether it’s automation, load testing, mobile testing, or specialized areas like blockchain testing, this resource offers an extensive list of tools to aid testers in their testing endeavors.

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