Compelling Sunday: 21 Posts on Programming and Quality Assurance

Compelling Sunday is back! Each week, I’ll share with you the top posts on Programming and Quality Assurance. Without further ado, here are the top posts this week.

Highlights

• Enhanced Selenium WebDriver Tests with the New Improved C# 6.0 by Anton Angelov from Automate the Planet.
• Happy 15th Birthday, .NET! from .NET Blog.
• Choosing a Centralized Logging and Monitoring System from IndexOutOfRange.
• Announcing Open-Source Guides from GitHub blog.

Quality Assurance and Automation

• Enhanced Selenium WebDriver Tests with the New Improved C# 6.0 by Anton Angelov from Automate the Planet.
• Evolving the Visual Studio Test Platform — Part 4: Together, in the Open by Pratap Lakshman from MALM Blog.
• Running Cross Browser Automated Testings in Visual Studio Team Services by Mike Douglas from Microsoft MVP Blog.
• How to Plan an Effective Test Automation in Agile Project by Sameer Arora from DZone.
• TFS Continuous Integration Walkthrough, Part I: Installing TFS and Checking In a Test Project by Charles L Flatt.
• Features of my Android Test Automation Framework by Anand Bagmar from Essence of Testing.
• Should I Test at the GUI Level or the API Level? by EvilTester.
• Passing Parameters to NUnit Test via CLI Using Params from Execute Automation.
• What Is LegoAutomation? by TheFriendlyTester.
• Discomfort as a Tool for Change from Google Testing Blog.
• How Should Testers Handle Boredom? form Software Testing Help.

Programming

• Happy 15th Birthday, .NET! from .NET Blog.
• 5 Features to Watch in Visual Studio 2017 by Scott Addie from Telerik Developer Network.
• Cognitive Services APIs: Knowledge from Windows Apps Team.
• Spell Checker for VS 2017 by Greg Duncan.
• Exploring the New Dot Net CLI by Shayne Boyer.
• A Software Developer’s Guide to Maintaining Code by John Sonmez from SimpleProgrammer.
• C# 7.0 – Pattern Matching by Christian Nagel.
• Choosing Centralized Logging and Monitoring System by IndexOutOfRange.
• Announcing Open Source Guides from the GitHub blog.

I hope you have enjoyed this week’s roundup! If you’ve got a favorite post for the week, please share in the comments!