How to Implement Shift Left for your Visual Testing
On September 9, 1947, Grace Hopper recorded the first computer bug ever in the Harvard Mark II computer’s logbook. The bug in question? Believe it or not, an actual bug…
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Cypress vs Selenium WebDriver: Better, or just different?
There’s a new claim to the throne of functional test automation tools: Cypress.io. Is Cypress fast? Yes. Is Cypress interactive? Yep. Is Cypress reliable? You bet. And best of all……
How Testers can Speak the Language of Frontend Developers
The agile development movement is making testers shift their tests to the left. From a practical perspective, this means that the testers are getting closer to the frontend developers, and…
JavaScript Asynchrony and async/await in Selenium WebDriver Tests
Selenium is a wonderful library. It supports all major browsers, has all the features we will probably need and is currently the de-facto standard in browser tests today, and rightfully…
How to Do Visual Regression Testing with Selenium
The Problem There is a stark misconception in the industry when it comes to visual testing. Namely that it is hard to automate. Even noted automaters in the field share…
Visual Test Automation with PayPal’s Nemo and Applitools Eyes
In our last webinar, we took an inside look at how PayPal is managing its test automation efforts with Nemo: open source node.js-based Selenium-webdriver wrapper, and Applitools Eyes automated visual…
Front-end Developers Without Functional Testing = Bad Weekends
Front-end Developers represent the creative arm of the development world. Their code is closest to the users, and often the most scrutinized. They are usually artists, or connoisseurs, in user…
Protractor vs. Selenium: Which is easier for testing?
So, is Protractor easier than Selenium? Yes! In this blog post, I’ll give you a taste of why you’d benefit from using Protractor for your JavaScript tests instead of using…