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How can I switch from QA to SDET?

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How can I switch from QA to SDET? Share: Facebook Twitter Email Share Switching from QA (or any another technical role) to SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test) can be a bit challenging but only because your skill set needs to grow. But with a genuine passion for software development it could be a breeze for you. You might even enjoy this learning streak and this process of transition. Now within your heart if you feel an exhilarating passion towards this field, willing to do something significant that brings about change then nothing can stop you from achieving a smorgasbord of skills and tactics that takes to be a great SDET The only big challenge you will face is your mind. Because if you have been working as a QA or tester or even if you are just starting out, your limitation about others perception of your current role will pull you back. When you have been in a particular role people tend to limit you to that area even if you have been growing your skills be...

Top 20 Maven Interview Questions

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  1. What is Maven? Maven is a build automation or a project management and comprehension tool. It is used by a developer to compile application. It provides a complete build lifecycle framework to the developers. It is an automated build tool and the development team can easily automate the project’s build infrastructure in almost no time as Maven uses a standard directory layout and a default build lifecycle. Maven is generally used for various purposes such as documentation, project development, reporting and releases. 2. What is POM in Maven? POM stands for Project Object Model. It is the basic unit of work in Maven. It is an XML file that always resides in the base directory of the project as “pom.xml”. It contains the information about the project and various configuration details that are being used by Maven to build the project, such as Project dependencies, plugins, goals, build profiles, Project version, developers, etc. 3. What are the differences between ANT and Maven? ...