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…
Earlier in my career (though it seems like yesterday), product teams I was a part of did everything “on-prem”, and angst-ridden code compiles took place every few months . We’d…
What does it take to add UI tests in your CICD pipelines? On March 12, Angie Jones, Senior Developer Advocate at Applitools, sat down with Jessica Deen, Senior Cloud Advocate…
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,…
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…
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…
If you’re a developer, you probably don’t appreciate the power of testers. In fact, you probably think negatively about some aspect of your testing team. They think of bugs that…
It is no secret that many teams struggle with automated functional UI testing – some to the point where it is completely abandoned – even though the UI is the…
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.
How do you bridge the gap between quality engineering and product management? In October 2019, Evan Wiley from Capital One presented on this topic for an Applitools webinar. Evan introduced…
You can easily integrate visual UI tests into your CI/CD workflow. Simply add an additional task in the workflow to run the visual UI tests. Typically, the CI Provider runs the automated tests and sends the results to the Visual Testing Provider. The Visual Testing Provider analyzes the testing results and reports them back to the SCRM on that specific PR.
This course is great for learning Appium with visual testing. Jonathan’s course presents the test code in easy-to-read chunks. If you’re not a Java person, you might not get all the syntax, but you’ll get why things are organized the way they are. (Note – if you’re interested in learning Java, take Angie Jones’s course about the Java language on Test Automation University).