Engineer Diaries

Hello all,

Wishing you all a very happy new year from Engineer Diaries. Let 2025 fulfil all our wishes which were left incomplete in 2024!

In 2024, the best trend in testing technology was the impact of GENAI tools and GitHub Copilot in every phase of testing from creating test plan document, to writing testcases to completion of Selenium and Appium code.

We are excited to announce the first batch of 2025 with all the updated topics and trend. The free demo session is scheduled on 12th January from 12pm to 2pm. The link to register is https://forms.gle/qTqttZQMRAZd4vWf7

The course would include
· Manual Testing with Agile
· Working with SQL queries and MySQL database
· Core Java and Collection
· Selenium 4.0 advanced level
· Framework design using TestNG, maven, log4j, page object
· DevOps using Git, Jenkins, Docker, and the basics of AWS
· API testing using Postman, RestAssured, and SoapUI
· Performance Testing using Apache JMeter
· Mobile application testing using Appium
· Introduction to GenAI tools and GitHub Copilot

See you on the 12th Jan!

Hello Facebook community,

After the immense success of our 1st Batch on Selenium Webdriver with Frameworks and Java, we are back with the registration for the free demo class this Sunday 4th April from 12 pm-2 pm. This is for the live remote weekend classes.

Register here at the google form link below. See you on 4th April:)

Apache Jmeter hands down among the best testing tools out there. It is specifically designed for load testing and stress testing. It takes just 10 minutes to install, is open source, and won't require much coding at all as it all GUI based java tool.

If you too want to add JMeter to your skillset follow along with our JMeter tutorial series starting today :)

https://engineerdiaries.com/tutorial/apache-jmeter-introduction

Topics covered:

What is Jmeter?

How does Apache Jmeter Works?

Features of Jmeter

Load Testing Vs Stress Testing