In this session, Sauce Labs Director of Product Marketing Alissa Lydon shares how Sauce Labs is delivering on its 2020 product roadmap and introduces new features including Failure Analysis, Visual End-to-End Testing, and the Sauce Testrunner Toolkit (https://saucelabs.com/platform/sauce-testrunner-toolkit).

Now that automated testing is common in the development world, there is a misconception that it can be used for brute force approaches to cover all your bases. This leads to business owners wanting to test every scenario with their data. This brute force approach is not only time-consuming, but it is not scalable, and can expose your company to PHI and PII issues.

In this video, Sauce Labs Senior Solutions Architect Titus Fortner reviews three attributes of tests that will allow you to improve parallelization and run your test suite faster.

Should you prioritize test speed over everything else? Sauce Labs senior solutions architect Titus Fortner argues that test speed isn’t everything. In this first video in his “Speeding Up Your Tests” series, Titus offers some tips for getting accurate test results back consistently.

Sauce Labs provides an official plugin to help you integrate your cloud testing with Jenkins, which can be used to: In this demo video you will see how to configure Jenkins to run your Selenium and Appium tests on the Sauce Labs Continuous Testing Cloud.

Did you know that one of the Sauce Labs co-founders created Selenium and that Appium was incubated in Sauce Labs? Open source is in our DNA! When a company relies heavily on open source, it is a common practice to develop strategies and long term goals to manage the relationship between the company’s products and the open source ecosystem.