TestMu AI Blogs

With TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest), you can now test your website on Edge 79 using macOS. We have also added the all-new macOS Catalina on our cross browser testing cloud for both manual and automated browser testing.

We are excited to be featured on the Product Hunt community with our latest feature called Screenshot Scheduler which would help you keep UI anomalies away from your website or web application.

Avoid the 14 most common test automation mistakes that slow down QA teams. Covers flaky tests, wrong tool selection, missing coverage, and more — with fixes for each.

Join a community for developers and testers, a space to ask questions, share insights, and collaborate on testing and development challenges.

This Mocha JavaScript testing tutorial will help you become proficient for automated browser testing using Selenium & JavaScript

We have partnered with GitHub Education to provide our cross browser testing cloud to GitHub students for free! Now, GitHub students will be able to leverage the TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) Live plan for a year at absolutely zero cost.

Automation testing has been evolving every year. What will be the major advancements for 2020? We are highlighting the top automation testing trends for 2020.

From automated browser testing to starting your own blog, here are some of the most interesting and intriguing new year resolutions for every website tester to aim in 2020.

In this WebdriverIO tutorial, we will have a look at the basic & unique Selenium locators offered by WebdriverIO for automation testing with Selenium scripts.

Browser testing on Internet Explorer means checking a website against IE11, the only version Microsoft still patches with security and compatibility updates on Windows 7, 8.1, and 10 after retiring IE10 and older editions in January 2016. Google Chrome overtook IE's market share back in 2012 to 2013, leaving IE testing a shrinking priority.

What better way is there to start a new year than to have a quick recap of the last one? Here we are going to reminisce our 19 most popular blogs of 2019.

In this article, we have a look at the top 22 Selenium automation testing blogs (in no particular order) that would be helpful in your testing expedition.

Code coverage measures how much source code your tests execute. Test coverage measures how much of the requirements and user flows your tests check.

TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) integration with Backlog is now live to help you log bugs directly from TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) on your Backlog project, in just a single click. We also upgraded our Devtools to provide you with an enhanced view.

Automated browser testing uses frameworks such as Selenium to check how a website renders across browser and OS combinations without manual repetition. It replaces one-by-one manual checks with scripted test suites that run in parallel, queue automatically, and generate detailed logs for faster debugging in every release cycle.

Website testing on the cloud runs tests on shared, on-demand browser and device grids instead of local hardware. Here are 11 benefits for QA teams.

This article will talk about Parameterization in TestNG for Selenium automation testing using both DataProvider and the Parameter annotation with TestNG.xml.

Learn Nightwatch.js test automation with Selenium and WebDriver, from setup to running tests on a cloud Selenium Grid for cross browser testing.

TestMu AI added Chromium support on iOS simulators for cross-browser testing, a scheduler that runs automated screenshot tests and emails the results, and the latest stable Chrome 78, Firefox 70, and Opera 64 for live-interactive testing, along with new Android and iOS simulators including the Galaxy Note 10 Plus and iPad Pro 10.5.

Wondering if your role as a functional tester is restricted to only testing? Here are 13 ways for you to add more value to SDLC, apart from functional testing.