TestMu AI Blogs

Setting up continuous integration with Git and Jenkins means installing the Git plugin in Jenkins, adding a GitHub access token, and creating a Jenkins job that builds, tests, and deploys code whenever changes are pushed. Jenkins was created by Kohsuke Kawaguchi in 2004, and its JUnit Plugin publishes a test result trend graph plotting build IDs against test case counts.

WebdriverIO speeds up JavaScript Selenium testing using parallel execution, the Page Object Model, precise waits, and headless browsers over fixed pauses.

This blog talks about the need for vertical alignment in websites and how to implement it with CSS Subgrid easily.

Selenium WebDriver can find broken images on a webpage by locating each img tag with XPath and checking its source through the getAttribute method. A response code of 200 confirms an image loaded successfully, while a 404 means it is broken, and the naturalWidth attribute offers a Java-specific alternative that returns zero for broken images.

Discover the importance of progressive web apps and its impact on the future of mobile web. Explore how they revolutionize user experiences and performance.

TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) has integrated with MS Teams App to make your cross browser testing experience more seamless than ever. This blog will help you leverage the features of MS Teams App with TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest), and more.

In a mobile-first world, making content viewable across platforms and screens is a top priority. The results of doing so depend on the route you take. Should you follow a mobile-app-only strategy or focus on the mobile web?

Cucumber remains the best one for functional and acceptance testing, and Cucumber with Jenkins integration makes it even better! Learn how to integrate Cucumber with Jenkins in this detailed guide.

This blog takes you through 20 elements of modern web design that have either become a favorite of the user or are better as a user experience.

Learn how to create visually stunning morphing animations using CSS clip-path. Follow our step-by-step tutorial to bring your designs to life and impress your audience. Start today!

In this NUnit tutorial, you will learn how to use different asserts in NUnit and see how they are helpful in Selenium automation testing.

Generate TestNG reports in Jenkins with the TestNG Results Plugin, read the trend graph and failed tests, then share the report with your team by email.

Want to setup NUnit environment for your first test? In this NUnit tutorial, you will learn to setup a test runner and Selenium WebDriver with Visual Studio for NUnit test case development.

A DevOps pipeline explained with examples: what each stage does, how CI differs from CD and from Agile, and a worked build in Azure DevOps to follow along.

UX investment yields returns between $2 and $100 for every $1 invested. It’s time to put your money to better use by creating an enhanced mobile user experience for your website. This blog will help you do just that.

PHPUnit generates code coverage reports in HTML, XML, Clover, Crap4J, Text, and PHP formats using the php-code-coverage component, powered by the Xdebug or PCOV driver. Xdebug is not bundled with PHP by default, so enabling it means downloading its DLL, moving it to PHP's ext folder, and referencing it in php.ini's zend_extension entry.

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To make your test automation strategies more seamless than ever, we are now out with TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) integration with QMetry. Kick off your codeless automation journey with TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) & QMetry today!

In this blog, we compared two of the most commonly used CI/CD tools, i.e., CircleCI vs. GitLab - to help you pick the right one for you.

Read on to know how to perform SpecFlow parallel execution of test cases with NUnit, and Selenium, along with the examples using Selenium Grid.