TestMu AI Blogs

A quick guide on how to perform Cypress visual regression testing on a cloud Cypress grid like TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest).

A comprehensive tutorial on how to perform Angular testing with Jasmine and Karma using Selenium.

Mobile app testing checks an app's functionality, usability, performance, and compatibility across real Android and iOS devices. Learn the key types and frameworks.

Learn how to effectively Handle Captcha in Selenium with expert tips and techniques. Elevate your web automation testing proficiency.

Now test on the latest OS in TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) Automation, run accessibility tests on more macOS versions and Windows 10, test websites using custom network throttling, and much more. Check out what’s new at TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) in December 2021.

Selenium is a free, open-source suite of tools, including Selenium IDE, WebDriver, and Grid, used to automate browser testing across multiple programming languages such as Java, Python, C#, and Ruby. Selenium WebDriver interacts directly with the browser without an intermediary, unlike the older Selenium RC, and Selenium Grid supports standalone, hub-and-node, and fully distributed modes for running tests in parallel.

JUnit 5 vs TestNG compared on annotations, suites, parameterization, parallel execution, and reports, so you can pick the right framework for Selenium tests.

This article talks about TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest)’s response to Log4j vulnerability and steps that can be used to mitigate any effects of the Log4j vulnerability.

SMACSS organizes CSS into five categories, base, layout, module, state, and theme, so large codebases stay scalable and easy to maintain.

Beta testing is an application testing method where people outside the organization install the real app, use it like everyday users, and report their feedback before public release. Organizations then use that real-time performance data to fix defects internal QA may have missed. Most beta cycles run four to eight weeks.

Moving from manual to automation testing means replacing repetitive, error-prone manual execution with scripted tests that run across multiple devices, browsers, and operating systems at speed, addressing the 32% of software project failures Statista attributes to insufficient testing time. Defining a realistic scope, since 100% automation is a myth, determines what to automate and what to leave manual.

In this JUnit 5 Mockito tutorial, we will see how Mockito can be used with the JUnit unit testing framework and its new features in the bucket for JUnit 5.

Learn how to fill and submit forms in Cypress: text fields, radio buttons, checkboxes, dropdowns, file uploads and date pickers, with code examples.

Now perform accessibility testing on TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) in real-time testing, test on latest browsers, new learning hubs, and much more. Check out what’s new at TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) in November 2021.

Learn how to minimize browser windows in Selenium WebDriver using JUnit, with the minimize() method, the setPosition() workaround, and keyboard shortcuts.

Learn how to test mobile applications manually using TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) with this comprehensive guide.

An end-to-end Selenium WebDriver tutorial to deep dive in the basics of Selenium WebDriver, its architecture, and automation testing with Selenium WebDriver.

Shift-left testing means finding errors and defects earlier in the software development life cycle by moving testing tasks left, toward the start of the project, rather than leaving them until the end as the older Waterfall Model did, so teams test code more often and fix bugs sooner.

A mobile app emulator is a virtual platform that simulates an Android device on your computer, while a simulator imitates the iOS operating system to run an app on a selected Apple device, both without needing a physical unit. This virtual testing approach keeps device coverage realistic as new models ship every year.

We are glad to announce the public release of our latest Windows 11 and Android 12 for live-interactive testing, new browsers, and more. This is one of the most awaited updates for testers and mobile developers who use TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) to perform cross-browser compatibility testing. So stay one step ahead & keep your users happy!