hi ankur,
can u please give me more than 5 examples in general or let me know with ur own experience, when do we go for a hybrid framework ?(which is a combination of keyword and data driven approach).please let me know more than 5 points with some examples.if at all u know a site which can give me indepth information kindly let me know. as of now i am referring to ur article posted on the website(Understanding Automation Framework).
i need to know the issues why we get into hybrid framework and not in pure keyword or data driven. however i know that hybrid is advantageous but would like to know the points and a few real time scenarios that u have come accross where u have tried an approach with datadriven and keyword and then ended up in hybrid
in short my question is .......
"what made u choose for hybrid framework compared to data driven and keyword approach"
however i realize that it depends on the application, but there would be certain common aspects we should keep in mind
regards
Ritesh
can u please give me more than 5 examples in general or let me know with ur own experience, when do we go for a hybrid framework ?(which is a combination of keyword and data driven approach).please let me know more than 5 points with some examples.if at all u know a site which can give me indepth information kindly let me know. as of now i am referring to ur article posted on the website(Understanding Automation Framework).
i need to know the issues why we get into hybrid framework and not in pure keyword or data driven. however i know that hybrid is advantageous but would like to know the points and a few real time scenarios that u have come accross where u have tried an approach with datadriven and keyword and then ended up in hybrid
in short my question is .......
"what made u choose for hybrid framework compared to data driven and keyword approach"
however i realize that it depends on the application, but there would be certain common aspects we should keep in mind
regards
Ritesh