Code coverage is a commonly used metric in software engineering, especially in white-box unit testing. It can provide valuable information about how much of the code is tested, especially what is not tested. 100% coverage means that the tests cover 100% of the code. This sounds very good in theory, however, it might not always…
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AI in DevOps is no longer a new concept. Companies have embraced the term. However, it may appear that some are not achieving the ultimate goal that DevOps aims to achieve. Let’s dive into why that could be. The ultimate goal is to see continuous flow of value in the production environment, enabling IT to…
Welcome to a new era of user assistance! Our latest enhancement, the AI Help Assistant, is transformative for your Testim experience. You’ll find it in the bottom-right corner under the “Help” chat widget and it’s your gateway to a vast pool of knowledge. How it enhances product functionality Help Assistant is your ticket to our…
Hello, Testing Family! 👋 Thank you for being a part of the testing journey this year. As 2024 wraps, let’s first reflect on the road behind us, which was packed with milestones that have hopefully changed how you think about testing–and made your day-to-day pursuit of quality that much easier. Then, let’s look to the…
Ever wanted more of your site’s users to email you? Or maybe they’re emailing you, but it would be better if they followed a specific format? Mailto links are an easy way to help your users send email messages. In this post, you’ll learn what mailto links are and when you’d want to use them….
Android testing is essential to the dev process for creating reliable, high-quality mobile apps. The testing process calls for verifying functionality works as expected, stability, and a bug-free experience for users. Several types of testing can be performed on Android applications, including unit testing, functional testing, and performance testing. Let’s dive into each type and…
Selenium is one of the most popular tools when it comes to testing automation. You can use it in a variety of ways, some of which do not result in clean, concise code. Fortunately, there are design patterns you can leverage to make your Selenium tests more organized and structured. This post covers one of…
Improving team collaboration is a crucial goal of nearly every software development team. Methodologies like DevOps, tools like Jira, and activities like daily standups all serve to improve cooperation and align teams toward common goals. Testing is too often the final step, rather than an integral part of the development process. Yet, releasing faster requires…
You can’t go anywhere today without hearing the term “artificial intelligence” (AI). It is in the vehicles we drive, the flight systems of the commercial aircraft we fly, and the commercial systems we interact with daily. It’s also in the vocabulary of most IT professionals these days. But precisely what is AI? In simplest terms,…
Here are 5️⃣ lessons I learned or relearned this year in testing: Test design techniques are a great way to find gaps AI in software testing is here to stay Selenium and Playwright are the most popular automation libraries Codeless and low-code tools are valuable The great divide between developers and testers Test design techniques…