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  1. ABSTRACTION LEVELS
  2. AD-HOC AUTOMATION
  3. ASK FOR HELP
  4. AUTOMATE EARLY
  5. AUTOMATE GOOD TESTS
  6. AUTOMATE THE METRICS
  7. AUTOMATE WHAT'S NEEDED
  8. AUTOMATION DECAY
  9. AUTOMATION ROLES
  10. Acknowledgements
  11. Automation isn't what they expected
  12. BRITTLE SCRIPTS
  13. BUGGY SCRIPTS
  14. CAN'T FIND WHAT I WANT
  15. CAPTURE-REPLAY
  16. CELEBRATE SUCCESS
  17. CHAINED TESTS
  18. CHECK-TO-LEARN
  19. COMPARE WITH PREVIOUS VERSION
  20. COMPARISON DESIGN
  21. COMPLEX ENVIRONMENT
  22. Charlie Chainer
  23. Creation or maintenance of test data
  24. DATA-DRIVEN TESTING
  25. DATA CREEP
  26. DATE DEPENDENCY
  27. DATE INDEPENDENCE
  28. DEDICATED RESOURCES
  29. DEFAULT DATA
  30. DEPUTY
  31. DESIGN FOR REUSE
  32. DOCUMENT THE TESTWARE
  33. DOMAIN-DRIVEN TESTING
  34. DON'T REINVENT THE WHEEL
  35. DO A PILOT
  36. Debbie Disappointed
  37. Debbie Disappointed Solution
  38. Design Issues
  39. Design Issues Mind Map
  40. Design Patterns
  41. Design Patterns Mind Map
  42. Developer
  43. Developers don't help the automation team
  44. Diagnostic
  45. Discussions and Challenges
  46. Disposing of redundant data
  47. EASY TO DEBUG FAILURES
  48. EXPECTED FAIL STATUS
  49. EXPECT INCIDENTS
  50. Execution Issues
  51. Execution Issues Mind Map
  52. Execution Patterns
  53. Execution Patterns Mind Map
  54. Exercise SET CLEAR GOALS
  55. Exercise Solutions
  56. Exercises
  57. Expectations for automated test execution not met
  58. FAIL GRACEFULLY
  59. FALSE FAIL
  60. FALSE PASS
  61. FLAKY TESTS
  62. FRAMEWORK COMPETITION
  63. FRESH SETUP
  64. FULL TIME JOB
  65. Failure Patterns
  66. Feedback
  67. Freddie Frustrated
  68. GET ON THE CLOUD
  69. GET TRAINING
  70. GIANT SCRIPTS
  71. GOING FOR THE NUMBERS
  72. GOOD DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
  73. GOOD PROGRAMMING PRACTICES
  74. Glossary
  75. HARD-TO-AUTOMATE
  76. HARD-TO-AUTOMATE RESULTS
  77. HIGH ROI EXPECTATIONS
  78. INADEQUATE COMMUNICATION
  79. INADEQUATE DOCUMENTATION
  80. INADEQUATE RESOURCES
  81. INADEQUATE REVISION CONTROL
  82. INADEQUATE SUPPORT
  83. INADEQUATE TEAM
  84. INADEQUATE TECHNICAL RESOURCES
  85. INADEQUATE TOOLS
  86. INCONSISTENT DATA
  87. INDEPENDENT TEST CASES
  88. INEFFICIENT EXECUTION
  89. INEFFICIENT FAILURE ANALYSIS
  90. INFLEXIBLE AUTOMATION
  91. INSUFFICIENT METRICS
  92. INTERDEPENDENT TEST CASES
  93. Improve or revive test automation
  94. Insufficient set-up information
  95. Introduction and Background
  96. Ivan Indispensable Solution
  97. Ivan Indispensible
  98. Ivy Independent
  99. KEEP IT SIMPLE
  100. KEYWORD-DRIVEN TESTING
  101. KILL THE ZOMBIES
  102. KNOW-HOW LEAKAGE
  103. KNOW WHEN TO STOP
  104. LATE TEST CASE DESIGN
  105. LAZY AUTOMATOR
  106. LEARN FROM MISTAKES
  107. LIMITED EXPERIENCE
  108. LITTER BUG
  109. LOCALISED REGIMES
  110. LONG SET-UP
  111. LOOK AHEAD
  112. LOOK FOR TROUBLE
  113. Lack of direction
  114. Lack of resources
  115. Lack of specific knowledge
  116. Lack of support
  117. MAINTAINABLE TESTWARE
  118. MAINTAIN THE TESTWARE
  119. MANAGEMENT SUPPORT
  120. MANUAL INTERVENTIONS
  121. MANUAL MIMICRY
  122. MIX APPROACHES
  123. MODEL-BASED TESTING
  124. MULTIPLE PLATFORMS
  125. Main Page
  126. Maintenance costs too high
  127. Maintenance expectations not met
  128. Management Issues
  129. Management Issues Mind Map
  130. Management Patterns
  131. Management Patterns Mind Map
  132. Management expectations for automation not met
  133. Managers don't see the value
  134. MediaWiki
  135. Mindmup
  136. NON-TECHNICAL-TESTERS
  137. NO INFO ON CHANGES
  138. NO PREVIOUS TEST AUTOMATION
  139. Nancy Naive
  140. Nobody helps new automators
  141. Not reusing existing data
  142. OBJECT MAP
  143. OBSCURE MANAGEMENT REPORTS
  144. OBSCURE TESTS
  145. ONE-CLICK RETEST
  146. ONE CLEAR PURPOSE
  147. Other costs
  148. Owen Optimistic
  149. PAIR UP
  150. PARALLELIZE TESTS
  151. PLAN SUPPORT ACTIVITIES
  152. PREFER FAMILIAR SOLUTIONS
  153. PRIORITIZE TESTS
  154. PT-Diagnostic
  155. PT-Test Automation Issues
  156. People costs
  157. Portuguese Main Page
  158. Preparing the expected results is difficult
  159. Process Issues
  160. Process Issues Mind Map
  161. Process Patterns
  162. Process Patterns Mind Map
  163. READABLE REPORTS
  164. REFACTOR THE TESTWARE
  165. REPETITIOUS TESTS
  166. RIGHT INTERACTION LEVEL
  167. RIGHT TOOLS
  168. Refactoring the automation scripts
  169. References
  170. SCHEDULE SLIP
  171. SCRIPT CREEP
  172. SELL THE BENEFITS
  173. SENSITIVE COMPARE
  174. SET CLEAR GOALS
  175. SET STANDARDS
  176. SHARED SETUP
  177. SHARE INFORMATION
  178. SHORT ITERATIONS
  179. SIDE-BY-SIDE
  180. SINGLE PAGE SCRIPTS
  181. SKIP VOID INPUTS
  182. SPECIFIC COMPARE
  183. STALLED AUTOMATION
  184. STEEL THREAD
  185. SUT REMAKE
  186. Setting up the initial environments is difficult
  187. Sharon Stressed
  188. Solution ideas for Automation Goals Exercise
  189. Solution to Charlie Chainer
  190. Solution to Freddie Frustrated
  191. Solution to Ivan Indispensible
  192. Solution to Ivy Independent
  193. Solution to Nancy Naive
  194. Solution to Owen Optimistic
  195. Solution to Sharon Stressed
  196. Solution to Ted Toolswitcher
  197. Solution to Ursula Unfocused
  198. Solutions
  199. Specialists don't help the automation team
  200. TAKE SMALL STEPS
  201. TEMPLATE TEST
  202. TESTABLE SOFTWARE
  203. TESTWARE ARCHITECTURE
  204. TEST AUTOMATION BUSINESS CASE
  205. TEST AUTOMATION FRAMEWORK
  206. TEST AUTOMATION OWNER
  207. TEST DATA LOSS
  208. TEST SELECTOR
  209. TEST THE TESTS
  210. THE NIGHT TIME FALLACY
  211. THINK OUT-OF-THE-BOX
  212. TOOL-DRIVEN AUTOMATION
  213. TOOL DEPENDENCY
  214. TOOL INDEPENDENCE
  215. TOOL MUSHROOMING
  216. TOO EARLY AUTOMATION
  217. Ted Toolswitcher
  218. Test Automation Issues
  219. Test Automation Issues Mind Map
  220. Test Automation Patterns
  221. Test Automation Patterns Mind Map
  222. Test Manager
  223. Test automators need training
  224. Tester
  225. Testers don't have time
  226. Testers don't help the automation team
  227. Testers think that the Software Under Test is too complex for automation
  228. The scripts are not reliable
  229. The scripts are so complicated that nobody understands them
  230. The scripts are too slow in execution
  231. Training
  232. UNATTENDED TEST EXECUTION
  233. UNAUTOMATABLE TEST CASES
  234. UNFOCUSED AUTOMATION
  235. UNMOTIVATED TEAM
  236. UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS
  237. Updating the automation scripts
  238. Ursula Unfocused
  239. VARIABLE DELAYS
  240. VERIFY-ACT-VERIFY
  241. VISUALIZE EXECUTION
  242. WHOLE TEAM APPROACH

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