The software testing world sometimes includes too much confusing jargon. Many expressions sound similar but refer to different concepts. The “test strategy vs. test plan” dilemma is a good example. What is the meaning of each one of those terms? Why do you need them? How do they differ? And what are their similarities? These…
Month: January 2022
When it comes to the automated testing and browser automation space, Selenium is a popular name. Selenium, rather than being a single tool, comes in different versions that solve different problems. One of these needs is grid testing, and Selenium Grid is Selenium’s answer to that. This post is an introductory guide to Selenium Grid…
Selenium is a tool that makes it possible to automate a web browser. According to the developers of Selenium, its usage is limitless. You can use Selenium to perform tasks that you would’ve done manually in the browser. Using Selenium to automate tasks can save time and reduce boredom. Selenium can perform actions including opening…
Was 2021 a good year, or did 2020 set the bar super low? There’s certainly a lot to be grateful for in 2021. There is some semblance of normalcy, like traveling for business or seeing family and friends. Yet, many things are still odd, like virtual conferences, masks on planes, and supply shortages. I’m happy…
If you’ve been in UI test automation for more than a minute, you’ve probably encountered a failed test with an error of “element not found.” Elements are visual components in your web application that users can engage, such as buttons, entry fields, or toggles. When a test automation tool can’t find the element, it fails…
Salesforce is arguably one of the most trusted CRM platforms on the market. However, wrapping your head around the Salesforce system is not always an easy task. To get the most out of any software, including Salesforce, it is essential to first understand the basics. This article discusses the Salesforce testing process: what it is,…
In end-to-end (E2E) automated testing, we attempt to simulate how the end-user would use the product—clicking on buttons, filling out forms, etc.—to see if the UI produces the expected results. The product relies on many smaller pieces like React/Angular/Vue components or functions that process data from the database in the backend. Testing those logic units…