Using Genymotion, Appium & Applitools to visually test Android apps
How to use Genymotion, Appium, and Applitools to do visual UI testing of native mobile Android applications.
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Web Element Locator Strategies [A Student’s Experience]
I took Andrew Knight’s course on Web Element Locator Strategies to learn about how web element locators play a huge role in test automation – or just testing in general. Andrew is also a star teacher, consultant, and practitioner in the areas of software development and test. You can read his blog at https://www.automationpanda.com/
Code Export in Selenium IDE
Selenium IDE is not sitting still. Since its relaunch earlier this year, Selenium IDE developers have been busy responding to user enhancement requests. One highly-requested has just been released –…
DevOps Plus Visual Testing: Abel Wang of Microsoft
Abel Wang, Principal Cloud Advocate for Microsoft Azure DevOps, spoke in an Applitools webinar recently. He called his webinar: DevOps and Quality in the Era of CI-CD: An Inside Look…
7 Production Testing Pitfalls
This list of pitfalls to avoid when testing in production serve as my notes on Amber Race’s Webinar: The Joy of Testing in Production If you don’t already know her,…
Test Your Service APIs through Test Automation
(Cover photo by Florian Olivo on Unsplash) You need to test your service APIs. You may expand your application into a service API. Or, you may consume someone else’s service API….
What Is Front End Testing in 2019?
What do you think are best practices for front end testing? On April 3, 2019, Adam Carmi, our CTO and Co-Founder, joined a panel discussed this topic on a This…
What is Applitools?
Applitools provides an end-to-end software testing platform powered by Visual AI. It can be used by people in engineering, test automation, manual QA, DevOps, and Digital Transformation teams. What does…