An automated testing tool is a must-have tool for every developer. Without making the web and mobile apps go through automated tests, you can never be sure how optimized they actually are. Now, for checking the web and mobile applications on different real mobile devices and multiple browsers, Headspin is a typical pick for many. But what if we told you that you have nothing to worry about if you do not have access to Headspin?
Playwright is a software testing platform designed to permit reliable and quick cross-browser web automation. This ever-green automation software has been winning the hearts of developers for its competence in automated testing and execution of parallel testing. However, this test automation software comes with a lot of disadvantages that can turn out to be major disappointments for software testers.
People often use the terms – code coverage and test coverage interchangeably, which is wrong because they are two different things. As both of them are used to measure the efficacy of code, the terminologies get tricky at times for the development and testing teams. So if you are wondering how – code coverage is the evaluation of the code that is executed, and test coverage is a measure of the features being tested that are covered by the test.
There are plenty of cloud-based software testing platforms that give you real test environments to test your website or apps against multiple browser/OS/device combinations. One such platform is Cross Browser Testing. Finding an alternative to Cross Browser Testing is finding a test lab that simply does it better. In today’s article, you’ll get to know about Testsigma alongside four other cross-browser testing alternatives that can meet your organization’s specific needs –
When it comes to automation testing, Worksoft Certify has impressed thousands of users. However, this automation platform has also been chided for its inability to work properly with web-based applications and for not being open-source. If Worksoft doesn’t work for your business, it’s time to start looking for a smart and efficient alternative. In this post, we list some of the best Worksoft alternatives.
If you are someone who is developing a web desktop or mobile application then you need to run tests to see if everything runs smoothly or not. Doing that with hundreds of manual tests can be exhausting and inaccurate, but because of automated testing software, it’s doable and very easy. However, even with automated tests, you may need advanced programming skills. Today, we’re looking at Katalon Studio and Selenium.
Test automation tools like Leapwork help your business focus on delivery, end-user experience, and innovation while reducing dependency on the developer. Today we’ll be reviewing these best-rated test automation tools that are just as good, if not better than Leapwork for your testing needs. You can create, execute and run all types of functional and non-functional tests for your IT enterprise with their help. Let’s start, shall we?
Functional testing feels like the bane of one’s existence when things are running on a deadline. No matter the codebase or structure, there’s just so much to do. It also takes a ton of time if you’re doing it manually, and the inefficiency is an atrocity. As one of the final steps before deployment (usually before the non-functional tests start), we have to test everything relating to the functional requirements of the software.
We all are witnessing the growth and evolution of low-code/no-code platforms. Few might still be confused about what this is all about. Don’t feel intimidated, you are not alone, many people are unfamiliar with these terms. This blog will give a gist of it to understand the current revolution of low-code and no-code platforms/tools. We can see more in detail about the history, features, merits, and demerits and how can you adapt and start using them in your organizations.
Working in software development as a tester, it can be difficult to find time to improve the testing process when you are the bottleneck to release with lots of tickets, stories or features to test. I am currently a QA Lead at Cera Care, one of the fastest growing healthcare startups in Europe. Working in this fast moving environment is very challenging for my team, where features are prioritised over anything else and teams have up to 6 developers to 1 QA engineer.
