Optimizing Code To Make It Scalable
Key Practices
- Removing duplicated logic by extracting it into shared methods or classes.
- Using data-driven techniques instead of writing near-identical tests repeatedly.
- Keeping configuration (URLs, credentials, timeouts) externalized rather than hardcoded.
- Applying consistent naming conventions so the team can navigate a growing codebase easily.
Why Scalability Matters
A framework that works well with 20 tests can become unmanageable with 500 unless these practices are applied early, so scalability should be a deliberate design goal from the start.
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