There are many techniques for software testing. However, if you haven’t heard of or used fuzzing, also known as “fuzz testing”, this may be the best post you have ever read. This article will explain what fuzzing is, from its inception in the late 1980s to its evolution to be “smart” today. After that, this article will explain how to use smart fuzzers like Jazzer and Jazzer.js to fuzz Java and JavaScript code, respectively.

Have you ever found yourself struggling to identify relevant selectors while writing automation test steps? Have you considered an alternative approach to crafting readable test scenarios without relying on tools like Cucumber, ensuring accessibility to both technical and non-technical stakeholders? If you’ve pondered these questions, this blog post is tailor-made for you.

In the ever-evolving landscape of software testing, the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has not just been a game-changer; it’s been a paradigm shift. Test automation, once a static process, has metamorphosed into a dynamic and intelligent entity, reshaping how we approach quality assurance.

Selenium WebDriver has emerged as a potent tool for web automation, allowing testers and developers to simulate user interactions with web applications. However, the web environment isn’t always straightforward. Modern web applications often open multiple browser windows or tabs, presenting a challenge when automating tests. Understanding how to handle these multiple windows within Selenium WebDriver is crucial for effective automation.

In software development, an API-first approach has emerged as a powerful methodology for building robust and interoperable systems. An API, or Application Programming Interface, acts as a set of rules and protocols that enables different software applications to communicate with each other. It defines how different software components should interact and exchange data.

Postman is one of the most sought-after tools when it comes to API testing. Whether you’re new or experienced, this tutorial simplifies API testing using Postman. We’ll cover the basics, explore testing techniques, and showcase implementable skills in this blog. This blog is derived from Pricilla Bilavendran’s workshop on Postman with The Test Tribe.

API (Application Programming Interface) testing is a crucial skill for software professionals. Whether you’re new to testing or an experienced pro, this blog is your go-to resource. We’ve distilled valuable insights from The Test Tribe’s 4th Virtual Meetup on API Testing with Pricilia into an easy-to-understand blog guide. For the visual learner’s out there, you can watch the complete video below.

Nowadays technology is an inevitable and essential part of our life. A life without internet, smart applications and electronic devices can not imagined any more. In such an environment, there are several software apps running on different platforms. Delivering those applications to users is a compelling process with numerous disciplines. Along with development, software testing is one of the most critical ones.

Today’s topic revolves around “UI Automation Testing with Playwright.” As we delve deeper into Playwright, we quickly realize that its utility extends beyond just UI automation testing; it encompasses a wide range of automation capabilities. So, let’s explore why Playwright is a unique and compelling automation tool worth considering. We will also delve into creating frameworks using Playwright and more.

We’ve got something truly special in store for you. We reached out to our expansive testing community, consisting of 40,000 testers, and posed a question about leveraging GPT prompts for various software testing scenarios and tips for effective prompting. The response was nothing short of astounding, and today, we’re thrilled to bring you the incredible insights we gathered. Prepare to be amazed as we unveil 15+ best ChatGPT prompts for software testing enthusiasts like you.