Thank you for taking the time to look at Test Cookbook. It is an open-source book of recipes for testing with many different tools and techniques, and it keeps growing as contributors add chapters.
Start here
New to testing? Read these two short pages first:
- Gherkin, a plain-language way to describe behavior.
- Assumption Styles, how test assertions read.
Then pick a language you already use from the menu. Some good starting points:
- Java: Intro to Maven, then JUnit.
- JavaScript: First NodeJS Project, then Jasmine.
- Python: Robot Framework.
- Ruby: RSpec Unit Tests.
Contribute
Are you a tester or developer who likes to help others learn and share what you know? Test Cookbook is an open-source book on GitHub. Add a pull request or open an issue describing what you would like to add: https://github.com/testcookbook/testcookbook.github.io
What is Test Cookbook
Test Cookbook is an open-source book that helps testers, developers, and newcomers get started with testing.
What is not Test Cookbook
- Not a company: it is open source.
- Not a finished product: some things are missing, and you are free to add them.
- There is no budget and there are no investors.
- There is no marketing, only word of mouth.
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