Applitools Resources

By applying linting (static code analysis) tools to test code, preferably the same tools as for application code, tests can be improved which can eventually lead to better maintainability, readability and more robust tests, without even running them!

Learn how to interact with alerts in Playwright

There are lots of spaces to discuss the many challenges that individual contributors face, however, few available for engineering leaders such as team leads, managers, directors, and executives. Look no more…this webinar is for you!

Learn how to upload files in Playwright

Learn how to take screenshots in Playwright

When done correctly, test automation is an excellent source of fast feedback for teams. When development check-ins are made, the automated tests are able to verify that the system is still working as expected. However, for many teams, what is supposed to be this reliable feedback mechanism is nothing more than unstable spaghetti code that requires constant maintenance.

Explore how visual validation works, see a live integration into an existing test code base and discuss the pros and cons of using various visual validation techniques.

Microsoft’s Tae Young Hwang explores pushing an update of our mobile application through a GitHub Actions pipeline for build and testing. The final artifact will then be pushed to AppCenter,…

In this talk, Sai Krishna and Srinivasan Sekar, cover Appium 2.0’s vision, Appium drivers and its plugin ecosystem, and also about building a plugin ourselves. 

Joe Colantonio moderates this lively panel where Andreia Storti, Jithesh Pothera, Rahul Jain, and Syam Sasi discuss challenges on mobile testing.

In this session, see by relevant examples, some of the different aspects that are critical to include in your mobile testing.