
Design Systems and Testability
What is a design system? Who would use it, and for what benefit? In May 2020, Applitools had the pleasure of hosting Tyler Krupicka from Intuit for an hour-long webinar…
What is a design system? Who would use it, and for what benefit? In May 2020, Applitools had the pleasure of hosting Tyler Krupicka from Intuit for an hour-long webinar…
Ready For a Challenge? If you are up for a challenge and enjoy learning new skills, join the world’s best quality engineers between now until June 30th to compete in the…
As a quality engineer, what do you think about when you consider the return on investing an hour of your time? Or two hours? What if it could save you…
Overview The intent of this post is to share with you details of the Applitools Ultrafast Grid, an evolution in cross-browser testing designed for modern teams who test modern apps at…
How much is it worth to catch more bugs early in your product release process? Depending on where you are in your release process, you might be writing unit or…
Do you believe in learning from the experiences of others? If others found themselves more productive adding Visual AI to their functional tests, would you give it a try? In…
Note: Today’s guest post author, Giridhar Rajkumar, holds many roles: speaker, author, founder, and instructor. He founded Tips for Test Automation, LearnDevTestOps, and The Tester’s Hub. He serves as a…
The obvious question — why is it so much faster to author new tests using Visual AI? It’s because Visual AI uses just a single line of code to take a screenshot of the entire page.
Many thanks to Applitools for the exciting opportunity to learn more about Visual AI testing by competing in the hackathon. While trying to solve the five challenges step by step,…
How do you find out about what works? Ask your peers. So, why not ask your peers about Visual AI?
If you run continuous deployment today, you need high-performance testing. You know the key takeaway shared by our guest presenter, Priyanka Halder: test speed matters.
While Cypress.io lacks support for cross-browser testing, Applitools supports it via their Applitools Ultrafast Grid. You can combine the best of both worlds by using Cypress.io to write your integration and E2E tests and letting Applitools Ultrafast Grid handle cross-browser testing for you.