It’s one thing for a few individuals to automate a few test cases and run them at scheduled intervals. It’s quite another for an agile team to run hundreds of tests in the continuous integration (CI) server at development milestones. To move from the former to the latter, quality assurance leaders need tools to help…
Month: February 2021
Selenium has proven to be a good framework for automated testing. Automated testing speeds up the whole testing process. Though speed is a good thing while testing an application, sometimes you have to slow down and wait. Speed and slowing down are contradictory, but if you want quality and accuracy, it’s okay to wait when…
There are three ways to test a JavaScript web app. Apart from integration testing and user interface testing, the most important of all is unit testing. With unit testing, you can run independent tests on each function. You have to provide an input that’s supposed to produce a known output. And if the output that…
In testing, we often refer to tools and frameworks as either coded or codeless. What does that mean? And, is any tool truly codeless? While we are at it, what’s the difference between no code, codeless, and low code? Why would you choose one of these low code tools over a coded automation framework or…
When you build a web application, it’s important to make sure it works as expected. That’s why you run many tests before making it available to customers. You cannot always predict how your customers will use your product, so you have to make sure you test all the probable cases. One of the user behaviors…
We asked our Testim Community leaders about their plans for test automation and software quality in 2021. Growing testing coverage, accelerating releases through continuous integration, and broadening team access were recurring themes. Read on and let us know if any topics resonated with you in the comments below. Scaling coverage: [We’re] building our roadmap to…