Java Test Frameworks

We agree with you. When same features and functionalities are available in other languages like JavaScript and Python, we see no reason to begin a test framework development with Java. Java does have a vibrant Selenium community, and Java was the pioneer in junit-style of test cases; however, as of 2018, Python and JavaScript have all of the same features and are much easier to work with.

Primary reason on why not to use Java is the bulky nature of the language and so-called object-oriented design patterns which typically result in unmanageable code base.

However, many companies might want to support their existing Test frameworks which might have been written in Java. Most of our team has worked on few Java based projects (with Selenium and Cucumber) in the past and we can support your existing Java based test frameworks, or provide a migration strategy to move away from Java testing.

Java provides junit and TestNG libraries for testing. Java also supports BDD style test reporting using Cucumber. It’s very easy to generate excellent test reports using these frameworks that can be later fed into a CI/CD framework for dashboard reporting.

Yes, absolutely! Jenkins was written in Java, so I would be surprised if did not provide an integration to run Java Test cases. Java probably has most plug-ins on Jenkins, but is also well supported on Travis and Bamboo.

Our most common engagement model is an on-demand project for Test Automation Framework development. Usually client is aware of what they need, and we help implement the solution for them. We have onsite Software Architect and/or Project manager to drive the project requirements. Depending on the client and project needs, actual project development can happen onsite or at our offshore offices.

We also provide Managed QA Services which allow us to work in a more dynamic Agile/Scrum environment – where the requirements are changing frequently or the software product is changing frequently. We provide managed QA services either through T&M basis or through a fixed monthly costs model.

Our typical hourly rates are between $60-$80 per hour. This rate depends upon the automation engineer experience, test framework language, framework complexity and whether the resource is offshore or onsite. The rates mentioned above is a average hourly rate considering all these factors.

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Our goal is to make sure that you are 100% satisfied with our project delivery and will re-engage with us in future for further projects. That’s why we provide complete and immediate support after the project is complete. Our support turnaround is within 24 hours.

We also offer Managed QA Services SLA, which support not only to fix any test framework related issues – but also to keep adding new test scenarios, test cases and work on improving test automation process enhancements on a continuous basis.