Test-Framework

Automation Testing: From Unit to E2E Automation testing helps teams move faster while keeping quality. It starts with small, reliable unit tests and expands toward broader checks that simulate real user actions. The goal is a balanced mix, often called the test pyramid, where fast, isolated tests sit at the bottom and longer-running end-to-end checks sit on top. A practical plan will save time and reduce surprises in production. Unit tests verify the smallest parts of your code. They are fast and easy to debug. Keep tests focused on one function or method, mock external services when needed, and name tests clearly so a future reader understands the intent. A strong unit suite catches logic errors early and supports refactoring with confidence. ...