(10-11-2017, 07:41 PM)Ankur Wrote: I guess you are talking about different applications altogether when you refer to different environments.
Technically yes, it should be possible. I would suggest you to weight the pro-and-cons of doing this by doing a simple POC on a small module in all environments.
- See if it is helping you get productive.
- check if maintenance would be easy.
- How easy will it be to onboard a new team mate in your project.
That is true Ankur, two or more different applications with a common piece of framework. If this is technically possible, then how would this be achievable, can you please give an example based on my code above? We're having tons of applications built using different technologies (.Net, Java, Web, etc..). Now some are integrated and there are test cases which are interacting with multiple apps - hence why I am looking for such a solution (common framework) as otherwise I'll have to build some frameworks for each of these application types. Looking to combine those into one.
Thank you.
