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I agree to most contents in this article. I also agree that Codeless Test Automation (TA) is really not 100% codeless – i.e. due to the nature of ‘no-but-allowing-code’ TA tools which at some point translates a Tester’s capture-actions into TA executable code.
My recent TA experience tells me that the only required manual coding could be in regards to ensuring recognition in e.g. a tool-leveraging DOM-object locator strategy – “could” as alternative ways/approaches may be tool provided.
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I agree to most contents in this article. I also agree that Codeless Test Automation (TA) is really not 100% codeless – i.e. due to the nature of ‘no-but-allowing-code’ TA tools which at some point translates a Tester’s capture-actions into TA executable code.
My recent TA experience tells me that the only required manual coding could be in regards to ensuring recognition in e.g. a tool-leveraging DOM-object locator strategy – “could” as alternative ways/approaches may be tool provided.