Selenium vs Cypress: The Rematch
It’s been 2 years since we last evaluated Selenium vs Cypress. Let’s see what’s changed since then!
Author: Angie Jones
Top 10 Most Popular Free Test Automation Courses of 2020
What’s the top 10 test automation courses people took this year to enhance their skills? Find out here!
2020’s Most Popular Programming Languages for UI Test Automation
See the top 5 programming languages used for web and mobile UI automation!
10 Portfolio Projects for Aspiring Automation Engineers
Angie Jones describes a portfolio of ten projects that help even novice test engineers demonstrate their skills to get the job.
The Many Uses of Visual Testing
As toolsmiths, let’s explore how else we might be able to use visual testing tools to meet our regression testing needs.
Selenium 4 FAQs
Opening a brand new window or tab in Selenium 3 wasn’t very intuitive as there was no built-in method to do this. Selenium 4 provides built-in support to create a new tab or window within the same driver session.
Playing with Playwright
Coding recipes using the newest automation testing tool There’s a new kid on the block in the world of automation testing tools….Playwright! Created by Microsoft, Playwright is an open source…
2020 Most Popular Front End Automation Testing Tools
A data-centric view into the most popular tools for automated testing Asking “what’s the best test framework?” is a sure way to get into a heated debate. Everyone has their…
Measure Your Test Automation Maturity
I’m a Developer Advocate and one of the things I love most about my role is that I travel all of over the world – meeting and consulting with engineering…
5 Visual Testing Features that Foster Collaboration Between Remote Workers
COVID-19 has drastically affected the global workforce. Suddenly, development teams everywhere are now working from the safety of their homes. Many new remote workers are finding it challenging to effectively…
How To Remove Blind Spots With Visual Testing
Visual bugs are errors in the presentation of an application. They appear all the time, and frequently surface when applications are viewed in the various viewport sizes of our mobile…
A/B Testing: Validating Multiple Variations
Many teams don’t automate tests to validate multiple variations because it’s “throw away” code. You’re not entirely sure which variation you’ll get each time the test runs. If you did write test automation, you may need a bunch of conditional logic in your test code to handle both variations. What if instead of writing and maintaining all of this code, you used visual testing instead? Would that make things easier?