Best Leading Test Automation Methods
                     Best Leading Test Automation 
Methods
There is the various trend that I see with test automation on many QA teams. Many tests that all pass. Or some 
tests that flicker between pass and fail. Or some that fail all the time. 
Key Findings
         
A third of the companies across the globe use the following procedure for their test automation project: 
JUnit as a framework, Selenium as a Web driver, Page object model as methodology and Java programming language, which 
turns it to a definite best practice in functional test automation!
Common Automation Tricks
 
Depending on the application, there might be various ways to build a page. Let’s consider a simple page creator 
widget that can be accessed by filling in a title, an overview and initial content in simple text boxes. Entering this 
information and clicking the Save button will generate a page.
Let's have a look at this example, I will want to not just look at ways to successfully create a page, but also 
techniques in which a page creation might fail. 
For example:
 
What happens if I build 2 pages with the same title?
 
What happens if start a page making process, change my permissions midway, and then try to complete the 
page creation?
The Most Implemented Approaches For Functional Test Automation
 
We discovered that many organizations use more than one approach for their automation testing services. 
Actually, in most cases, 3 different approaches are used in average! This emphasizes that with everything 
related to functional test automation, there is no particular recipe that suits all cases.
The Most Implemented Test Automation Libraries, Tools and Frameworks
 
The most popular framework used by companies is: JUnit (18%), and the second choices are: NUnit (5%) and 
Robot (6%). 
 
In addition, there is a continuing trend from 2016 research: which shows a scale back in the use of commercial 
tools (from 19% in 2016 to 11% in 2017), as opposed to a growing demand in the open source 
automation testing services (from 57% in 2016 to 86% in 2017).
The Most Implemented Programming Languages
 
Java is the most popular programming language when it comes to testing automation with a total of 45%. It is 
followed by JavaScript (18%), C# (23%) and Python (11%).
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