Automate The Planet Weekly 20

Welcome to the 20th edition of Automate the Planet Weekly!????? Once again, I've gathered a selection of thought-provoking articles to keep you updated on the latest trends and techniques in software development and testing. Dive in and discover new insights to enhance your skills!??

• C# Interceptors: A Deep DiveExplore the concept of interceptors in C#, discussing their use cases and how they can streamline your coding process.
• Deep Dive into JUnit Assertions with WebDriverThis article provides an in-depth look at using JUnit assertions in WebDriver to enhance your automated testing efficiency.
• What Does a QA Lead Do?A comprehensive overview of the roles and responsibilities of a QA Lead, highlighting the key aspects of this crucial position.
• Static Anonymous Functions in C#An informative guide on using static anonymous functions in C# to optimize memory usage and improve performance.
• Primary Constructors Using C# 12 in Rider and ReSharperAn exploration of the new primary constructors feature in C# 12, including practical examples and tips for using Rider and ReSharper.
• How Postman Uses Postman for E2E Testing & CollaborationA fascinating case study on how Postman leverages its own tools for end-to-end testing and enhancing team collaboration.
• gRPC vs REST: A Comparative StudyThis article compares gRPC and REST, providing insights into their advantages and use cases in API development.
• Developer Ecosystem in 2023: Testing InsightsA comprehensive report on the latest trends and practices in the testing domain, based on JetBrains' 2023 Developer Ecosystem survey.
• Observer Pattern in C#: Simplifying Event ManagementPractical examples and tips on implementing the Observer pattern in C# to simplify event management in your applications.
• REST vs WebSockets in C#: A Comparative AnalysisAn in-depth comparison of REST and WebSockets in C#, helping you choose the proper communication protocol for your project.
• Auto Healing for Selenium Web AutomationDive into the nitty-gritty of Auto Healing, its reliability, and how it can effortlessly handle changes in web elements without breaking a sweat.

This edition brings together a diverse mix of topics, from detailed technical guides to strategic insights in QA leadership. Whether you want to deepen your understanding of specific programming techniques or seek guidance on broader testing strategies, there's something here for every software professional.

Keep automating and see you in the next edition!??

Cheers,

Anton