Selenium is probably the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of automated testing. No doubt selenium has a lot of capabilities — enough for almost every testing need. To make the most of Selenium, you need to be well-versed in different testing techniques and approaches to testing with Selenium. Modern web applications have…
Month: December 2021
People often mix up terms like test suite and test cases. And if you’re one of them, don’t worry: this post is for you. In short, a test case is the smallest piece of testing you can have when creating automated tests. And several test cases together make up a test suite, which you can…
Automated testing is a must for any modern software development organization. That’s why you must know and master tools in that space if you have any hope of producing high-quality code. Fortunately, there is a huge variety of testing tools available. These tools cater to virtually every need of a comprehensive testing strategy. When it…
Here’s something you probably didn’t anticipate when joining software development as a younger software engineer: the amount of testing you’d be involved with. There are so many types of software testing that often just trying to keep up leaves you overwhelmed! Lucky for you, we’re here to help, covering automated cross-browser testing in this post….
When it comes to front-end development, understanding the DOM is crucial. However, this topic can be pretty confusing for beginners, especially due to the complicated lexicon. “Shadow DOM vs. virtual DOM,” for instance, is quite a common confusion among developers, especially junior ones. In short, the shadow DOM is a browser technology whose main objective…
Software developers need faster feedback to fix bugs when they are less expensive to correct. One strategy for providing earlier feedback is to shift testing earlier in the process (shift-left). Teams can detect and fix bugs with the least impact by running unit, integration, and E2E UI tests as early as possible. There’s a second way…