Systems | Development | Analytics | API | Testing

As practitioners of software development, we are all too familiar with the importance of automation. The benefits that automation brings are significant, but its adoption and the realization of its potential can be an ongoing journey, not a destination. It’s not a new concept, yet it continues to evolve and redefine the landscape of software testing.

As the world rapidly embraces digital transformation, software development, and its corresponding testing methodologies evolve to meet the increasingly high expectations of consumers. Automation, while not a new concept, continues to be a vital factor in this evolution, providing a plethora of benefits that cannot be understated. Indeed, the world of automation is mature, with countless companies leveraging it to enhance their software development lifecycle.

Find out how you can see Sauce Orchestrate in action, get debriefed on our Mobile Quality Summit and recent ChatGPT talk, and much more!

Welcome to our guide on how to perform browser testing with Ghost Inspector! If you’re reading this, you may be trying Ghost Inspector for the first time or considering it as a tool to help you streamline your company’s testing efforts. Our goal is to provide you with a simple way to catch bugs on your website or web app before they cost you. In this post, we’ll go over the basics and guide you through how to get started with Ghost Inspector for browser testing.

At Perforce, we have a long history of supporting applications that need to be stable and secure. With over 50 years of application development experience, we have learned many things from our customers, trends, and our competitors. We have taken best practices from all areas of software development and attempted to apply those to everything we do. We adopted unit testing, automated testing, agile development, code reviews, continuous integration, and much more.

XCUITest and Espresso are great mobile test automation frameworks that teams can use to run parallel tests. Learn how sharding with each framework can help you accelerate mobile app testing with Sauce Labs.