TestMu AI Blogs

In this blog, we will see how to perform parallel test execution in TestNG on multiple browsers for Selenium automation testing.

In this blog, you will learn about implementing the shift left testing approach and how shift left testing can improve product quality, and more.

We are glad to announce the public release of our latest iOS 15 for live-interactive testing, latest browsers, new certifications, integrations, and more. This is a critical update for all mobile developers who use TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) to test native mobile apps. So stay one step ahead & keep your mobile users happy!

This Selenium Python tutorial deep dives into how to create an automated web bot in Selenium with Python; the learnings of which will be useful for multiple aspects of Selenium automation testing.

In this blog, we deep dive into understanding the difference between the Web vs Hybrid vs Native apps.

In this blog, you will learn how to use @RepeatedTest annotation in JUnit 5 to achieve the repetition of test cases and the use case for that.

A Jenkins multibranch pipeline scans a Git repository, finds every branch with a Jenkinsfile, and creates a job for each branch automatically.

This blog deep-dives into learning deep selectors in Selenium WebdriverIO and how to use them while writing tests for Selenium automation testing.

In this blog, we will see how to set test case priority in TestNG while performing Selenium automation testing.

Page Factory in Selenium is a built-in class that implements the Page Object Model using @FindBy and initElements to reduce repetitive test code.

In this blog, we compared three of the top JavaScript testing frameworks, i.e., Jest vs Mocha vs Jasmine - to help you pick the right one for you.

In this Selenium TestNG tutorial, we will learn about the Reporter Class in TestNG along with the different parameters it offers.

Before Apple goes all out with the release of macOS Monterey, test your websites and web apps on macOS Monterey on the different browser versions, including the latest Safari 15. Stay one step ahead & keep your Mac users happy!

A data-driven framework in Selenium separates test logic from test data, letting testers change input values without editing code. Apache POI reads xls files through its HSSFWorkbook class and xlsx files through XSSFWorkbook, and TestNG's DataProvider then feeds each Excel row into a test method for cross-browser testing.

In this Cypress tutorial, we will learn to use Cypress locators to access WebElements in the DOM for realizing Cypress automation tests.

The Page Object Model is a Selenium test automation design pattern that wraps all the elements, actions, and validations for a web page into one Page Object, centralizing locators so a UI change means editing only that object rather than every test. WebdriverIO implements it with a base Page class extended into LoginPage and HomePage objects using getter locators.

A mobile app testing checklist covering 7 categories: functionality, compatibility, security, performance, accessibility, localization, and interrupt handling.

Selenium testing is browser automation performed with the open-source Selenium framework, first created in 2004 and now backed by the Apache Software Foundation as an integrated suite of tools for both automated and manual testing. It remains popular enough to carry close to 89,000 tagged questions on Stack Overflow, despite lingering myths about it.

Discover how to utilize Selenium with the Edge browser using PHP. Learn to launch Edge browser through this Selenium with Edge Using PHP tutorial.

In this blog, we deep dive into how to perform parallel test execution with the JUnit 5 framework and Selenium.