No company would release a piece of software without testing it. But there are many ways of testing software. End-to-end testing is one way. It might even be the most important way, though often the most time- and resource-intensive one. Luckily, there are ways to automate end-to-end tests. In today’s post, we’ll clarify not only…
Tag: cross browser testing
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 an application, there are two kinds of user activity: the kind you can control and the kind you can’t. Irrespective of these actions, you need to build your application to work for all valid cases. The users’ choice of browsers is something that’s out of your control. You have to make…
Testing is crucial for web applications: when the competition is but a few clicks away, you really don’t want to annoy your customers. You certainly want to ensure your web app look and behaves as expected regardless of your customer’s choice of browser. That’s where cross-browser testing comes in handy. That’s what this post is…
Safari is a widely used browser, second only to Google Chrome, with close to 20 percent total market share. It only makes sense that you can run end-to-end tests for your web applications on it. But to do this, you need SafariDriver, which allows Selenium tests on mobile iOS and macOS. This article is a…
Testing your application before releasing it plays a very important role in the success of the product. There’s a lot of uncertainty when it comes to how your customers might use your product. This uncertainty increases when it comes to web applications because the way customers operate and access your product is diverse. With numerous…
Testing is one of the key processes in software development. As the requirements to support multiple browsers and devices increases, it is driving the demand to automate the functional testing of applications. While teams embark on their DevOps transformational journeys, the handoffs between traditional application lifecycle silos begin to dismantle, enabling a continuous process of…
Is past performance an indicator of future success? The folks on Wall Street don’t think so… But we do! This is why we are pleased to offer the new Test History feature in Testim. What is it? The new Test History feature allows users to see historical test lists and suite runs. Why should…
In a world gone mad, where customers will access your application through any browser they want, how can you meet their expectations that your app will work perfectly whether it’s running on their phone, their laptop, their tablet, or even their internet enabled refrigerator? Cross-browser testing is essential to ensuring your customer has a consistent…