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Dec 12, 2017

6 min read

Write Your First Automation Script In Just 20 Mins!

Write your first Selenium automation script in Python in about 20 minutes: install Python, Selenium, and geckodriver, then automate a search with WebDriver.

Dec 4, 2017

6 min read

Make Your Test Robust For Slow Loading Web Pages

The Selenium LoadableComponent class extends PageObject to check isLoaded() and retry load(), keeping automation tests reliable on slow-loading web pages.

Nov 15, 2017

8 min read

Automating Acceptance Testing for Mobile Apps: Getting Started

Automating acceptance testing for mobile apps means writing acceptance criteria as executable Given-When-Then scenarios in Gherkin, driving them through a framework such as Appium, Espresso, or XCUITest, and running that suite on a real device cloud from CI/CD so every build, not just every release, gets validated automatically.

Oct 12, 2017

10 min read

Virtualization in Software Testing: How It Works

Virtualization runs a virtual operating system, server, or desktop inside your hardware. See how testers cover many OS and browser setups on one machine.

Oct 8, 2017

8 min read

Automating Testing: A Backbone To DevOps

Automation testing runs test cases with software instead of manual effort, cutting the time needed to validate builds so testing keeps pace with Agile's continuous development, integration, and deployment cycles. Because DevOps depends on fast, repeated test cycles between teams, it becomes the backbone that keeps releases from stalling.

Oct 7, 2017

12 min read

Why Automation Testing Is Important In Agile Development?

Learn why automation testing is important in Agile development, where automated checks fit inside a sprint, and which tests to automate first for fast feedback.

Aug 3, 2017

6 min read

What Is Codeless Automation Testing And Why It Is The Future?

Codeless automation testing is creating automated tests without writing code, most often by recording a manual test click by click and having the tool generate the script, or by building structured test flow diagrams. A newer approach lets testers describe steps in plain English while an AI agent works out the automation.