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Jun 13, 2024
9 min read
Enhance test cycles with AI-native Unified Test Manager. Optimize test planning, execution, and tracking for enhanced efficiency and speed.
Jun 12, 2024
18 min read
Learn how to handle hidden elements in Selenium WebDriver with Java: JavaScriptExecutor clicks, getAttribute for text, isDisplayed checks, and hidden dropdowns.
Sri Priya
Jun 12, 2024
39 min read
The Actions class in Selenium is an API that simulates complex user interactions, such as mouse clicks, double clicks, right clicks, drag and drop, and keyboard key presses, that cannot be performed with regular WebDriver methods. It works across Java and C# using mouse methods like moveToElement and keyboard methods like sendKeys, keyUp, and keyDown.
Andreea Draniceanu
Jun 7, 2024
10 min read
Empower your testing with the latest features: GitHub Copilot Extension, Accessibility Automation, and more. Check what’s new at TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) in May!
Jun 7, 2024
82 min read
CSS layouts control how elements size, align, and flow on a page. Learn normal flow, float, positioning, Flexbox, Grid, and multi-column with code examples.
Jun 7, 2024
5 min read
Learn how Sikuli automates dynamic UI tests with image recognition, how to tune match thresholds, and how to keep image based tests off fragile locators.
Jun 7, 2024
10 min read
Debug HTML and CSS errors fast: fix syntax mistakes, cross-browser rendering issues, and misaligned elements using the W3C Validator, CSS Lint, and DevTools.
Jun 7, 2024
8 min read
Automate dynamic UI tests efficiently with Sikuli, HyperExecute, and SmartUI. Learn how to streamline test execution, validate visually, and boost reliability.
Jun 6, 2024
22 min read
Learn how to get elements by tag name using the tagName() locator in Selenium; it is useful when you do not have any other Selenium locator on the web page.
Jun 6, 2024
8 min read
Discover SmartUI's latest updates, including Slack alerts, Figma CLI support, and annotation tools.
Jun 6, 2024
25 min read
The CSS rgba() function sets a color from red, green, and blue values plus an alpha channel from 0 to 1 that controls transparency, with syntax and examples.
Jun 5, 2024
12 min read
Every stage of a DevOps pipeline with a worked example: the components, how to build one that holds up, and the challenges that quietly break pipelines.
Jun 5, 2024
46 min read
Hypothesis testing in Python uses the open-source Hypothesis library to auto-generate test inputs with @given and strategies instead of manual test cases.
Jun 3, 2024
15 min read
Improve QA testing with Gen AI to enhance efficiency, speed, and defect identification. Learn strategies for integration and future-proof your QA processes.
May 31, 2024
17 min read
Learn how to run Selenium test scripts with our comprehensive guide. Covers installation, configuration, and running your first test script in Java
May 31, 2024
36 min read
Parallel testing runs tests at once instead of in sequence. See how to cut CI time with workers, Playwright shards, Selenium Grid, pytest-xdist and TestNG.
May 30, 2024
15 min read
Learn how loading times shape user behavior, which Core Web Vitals thresholds matter, and the practical steps that make a website measurably faster.
May 24, 2024
7 min read
Geo-distributed real device testing runs an app on physical devices located in the target region to catch network, location and locale issues before launch.
May 24, 2024
23 min read
Testing iOS apps on multiple devices means running the same build across different iPhone and iPad models and iOS versions to catch compatibility issues before release, since Apple continuously ships new devices. TestFlight, a free tool from Apple, lets developers distribute beta iOS builds to testers for feedback before an App Store release.
Shivam Singh
May 22, 2024
30 min read
CSS Modules are CSS files whose class and animation names are scoped locally by default, so a build step generates unique hashed class names that prevent one component's styles from leaking into another. Developers import a module, such as Card.module.css, as a JavaScript object, gaining local scope, easier maintainability, reusable styles, and improved CSS specificity in React applications.