Andre Reynaldi Lusikooy

🚀 API Testing Cheat Sheet | What Strong SQA Engineers Validate Daily This quick API Testing Cheat Sheet highlights what skilled SQA Engineers / SQAE focus on in real-world projects: ✔️ HTTP Status Codes (1xx–5xx) ✔️ Request methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) ✔️ Response validation (JSON/XML, headers, payloads) ✔️ Error handling (4xx / 5xx) ✔️ Performance & reliability checks 💡 Why this matters to leadership teams APIs are the core of microservices and system integrations. Poor API testing leads to production failures, broken integrations, and revenue loss. Strong SQA Engineers protect business logic, data integrity, and system stability before the product reaches users. 📌 Key takeaway API testing is a must-have skill, not a bonus. It directly defines how scalable, secure, and reliable your product truly is. #APITesting #SQAEngineer #SQAE #SoftwareQualityAssurance #QualityEngineering #BackendTesting

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1 Month as a QA Engineer Here’s What I’ve Learned About the Role of QA in Software Development It’s been an eye-opening first month as a QA Engineer! 🧪 In just a few weeks, I've gained a deeper appreciation for how crucial the QA role is in building reliable, user-friendly software. Here’s what I’ve observed so far: 1️⃣ QA is not just testing; it’s about advocating for quality from the start. We’re involved in requirements analysis, sprint planning, and design discussions to help shape better products early on. 2️⃣ We are the voice of the user: By thinking from an end-user perspective, we help ensure the software is not only functional but also intuitive and accessible. 3️⃣ Collaboration is key: Working closely with developers, product managers, and designers helps foster a shared responsibility for quality and accelerates feedback loops. 4️⃣ Automation is powerful, but not a silver bullet: Manual testing still plays a vital role in exploratory testing, usability, and edge cases that are hard to script. 5️⃣ Documentation and communication matter: Clear test cases and feedback help teams move faster and reduce misunderstandings. To anyone starting in QA — embrace curiosity, ask questions, and never stop learning. Every bug found is a step toward a better product! I’m grateful for the supportive team at Infix Systems and excited to keep growing in this role. #QA #QualityAssurance #SoftwareTesting #TechCareer #OneMonthIn #SoftwareDevelopment #QualityEngineering #CareerGrowth

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Hi Connection, Is there any tutorial which exactly shows real time examples of CI (Continuous Integration) practice to be implemented by Test Automation Engineer? Where in : 1. Developers frequently merge their code changes into a shared repository, 2. Build to be prepared automatically for every changes done by developers and deployed 3. Test Automation Job triggers automatically to test the change. Rahul Shetty (Venkatesh) it would be great help if you could guide me here... Thanks everyone

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🐞 Bug Life Cycle in QA : 1️⃣ New Description: The tester discovers a bug and logs it into the tracking system (Jira, Bugzilla, etc.). Example: The “Login” button does not work. State: New, not yet validated. 2️⃣ Assigned Description: The QA lead or team lead assigns the bug to a developer for fixing. Action: The developer takes note of the bug and starts the analysis. 3️⃣ In Progress / Open Description: The developer works on fixing the bug. Action: Root cause analysis and code or functionality modification. 4️⃣ Resolved / Fixed Description: The fix has been applied. QA Action: The tester is notified to check if the bug is correctly fixed. 5️⃣ Verification / Retest Description: The tester verifies the applied fix. Result: If fixed → Closed If the bug persists → Reopened and sent back to the developer. 6️⃣ Closed Description: The bug has been fixed and validated by the tester. Final State: No further tracking required. 7️⃣ Optional: Rejected / Not Reproducible Description: If the bug is invalid or cannot be reproduced. Action: Marked as rejected and no further action is required. #QA #Testing #ISTQB #ManualTesting #QualityAssurance #Software

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✅ Ran My First Automated Tests on a Web Browser Using Appium! As part of my Appium automation journey, today I explored how Appium can be used not just for mobile apps — but also for web browser automation on mobile devices. Here’s what I accomplished: 🔸 Successfully set up the Appium server 🔸 Configured capabilities to automate Chrome on Android 🔸 Executed my first test case to search on Google 🔸 Observed how Appium interacts with web views inside mobile browsers It was great to see how Appium can handle both native apps and mobile web browsers, offering flexibility for cross-platform testing — especially when building end-to-end QA coverage. Next up: Automating more complex user flows and starting validations! 💬 Are you using Appium for web testing too? Would love to hear how you’re combining it with tools like Selenium or BrowserStack! #QAEngineer #AutomationTesting #Appium #MobileTesting #WebAutomation #Appium2 #TestAutomation #SDET #LearningInPublic #SoftwareTesting #CrossPlatformTesting

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Just published an article on automating mobile UI testing with Appium! 🚀 Learn how to perform image comparison for visual consistency and detect light/dark modes in your app’s UI. Check it out and enhance your mobile automation skills! Link to Story : https://lnkd.in/gtfUA6RN #MobileTesting #Appium #Automation #UITesting #TestAutomation

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