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What is Generative AI in Finance Why is Fraud Detection Important in Finance? How Generative AI works in Fraud Detection Advantages of Generative AI in Fraud Detection Future Trends in Generative AI for Fraud Detection Wrapping Up Why Choose Tx for Generative AI in Finance? The financial sector is consistently under severe threat from sophisticated … Continue reading “Generative AI for Fraud Detection and Prevention in Finance”
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An Overview of Large Language Models (LLMs) Why is LLM Evaluation Necessary? Factors to Consider When Evaluating LLMs Large Language Models Evaluation Challenges Best Practices to Overcome LLM Evaluation Challenges How can Tx help with Large Language Models Evaluation? Why Choose Tx for Generative AI in Finance? Since the emergence of gen-AI, we have seen … Continue reading “Evaluating Large Language Models (LLMs): Key Factors to Consider”
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wondering where I can find some valid alternative to Postman the API Client? (If you are wondering why… see this Reddit Post)
I’ve done my research and figure out these candidates:

APIDog: Maybe the closet “postman alternative” we got, it offers everything postman has, but more usable in general.
Ain: enhanced command-line api client that I can run in a terminal.
VSCode Rest Client: I use it when I want to stay in my IDE.

Any other suggestions?

Playwright is a popular test automation tool that offers a lot of reporting options for its users such as built-in reporters, custom reporters, and support for integrating third-party reporters. The Playwright’s default in-built reporter is the list reporter. However, when running tests via the CI tool, Playwright will switch to the Dot reporter by default.
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I’m working on restructuring some deadline driven code, which basically means I’m largely rebuilding it from the ground up. One of the problems is that the QA automation tests are very fragile because every element is found by raw xpaths that rely on the page structure (divs, trs, no id’s are class names).
As such, I’m working on implementing a proper page object model. I understand that I want to use instance variables for the page objects so that my tests can be multi-threaded. The usage of instance variables leads me to wonder, how should I go about creating new page object instances? Like for instance, if I navigate from the landing page to the user profile page, what entity should be responsible for constructing the profile page object model instance?
In the example above, I’m leaning towards having the landing page have a method that triggers a transition to the user profile page and returns a new page object (as opposed to having each page instantiate their own page object). To mean this ensures that one session has a consistent driver passed about and reduces complications in the actual test, but was unsure if this would be “correct” within the page object model framework, or maybe if there’s even a third better way to handle this.

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