Ultrafast Cross Browser Testing with Selenium Java
Learn why cross-browser testing is so important and an approach you can take to make cross-browser testing with Selenium much faster.
Learn why cross-browser testing is so important and an approach you can take to make cross-browser testing with Selenium much faster.
Learn everything you need to know about how to perform UI testing, why it’s important, a demo of a UI test, and tips and tricks to make UI testing easier.
Learn what visual regression testing is and why it’s important. Explore a use case with an example, how to get started and how to choose the best tool.
Learn what functional testing is in this complete guide, including an explanation of functional testing types and examples of techniques.
Learn how to automatically do ultrafast cross-browser testing for Storybook components without needing to write any new test automation code.
“Full” test automation is approaching. We are riding the crest of the next great wave: autonomous testing. It will fundamentally change testing.
Learn how you can run cross-browser Cypress tests against any browser, including Safari, IE and mobile browsers.
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Applitools Eyes does more than just run visual UI testing—it is also a complete Application Visual Management (AVM) solution that manages and analyzes your test results. So, Applitools lets you manage the enormous number of baseline images generated by your visual UI tests, it records and aggregates the results of visual tests, and it shows you which tests were passed and which were failed.
Guest post by Jared Sulzdorf, Director of Product Development at LexBlog There is an art to managing websites that many do not appreciate. The browser wars of the late 90s…