How Do You Catch More Bugs In Your End-To-End Tests?
How much is it worth to catch more bugs early in your product release process? Depending on where you are in your release process, you might be writing unit or…
How much is it worth to catch more bugs early in your product release process? Depending on where you are in your release process, you might be writing unit or…
On the Test Maintenance Road to Nowhere? Your Visual AI Exit Is Just Ahead. Congrats! You just spent hours authoring new tests. They all passed 100% of the time. Now…
Parasoft Selenic and Applitools Eyes Integrate to Improve Web UI Testing Guest Author: Joyce (Joy) Ruff, Product Marketing Manager at Parasoft. In a web application design, the user interface (UI)…
Earlier in my career (though it seems like yesterday), product teams I was a part of did everything “on-prem”, and angst-ridden code compiles took place every few months . We’d…
The obvious question — why is it so much faster to author new tests using Visual AI? It’s because Visual AI uses just a single line of code to take a screenshot of the entire page.
How do you find out about what works? Ask your peers. So, why not ask your peers about Visual AI?
COVID-19 has drastically affected the global workforce. Suddenly, development teams everywhere are now working from the safety of their homes. Many new remote workers are finding it challenging to effectively…
Many teams don’t automate tests to validate multiple variations because it’s “throw away” code. You’re not entirely sure which variation you’ll get each time the test runs. If you did write test automation, you may need a bunch of conditional logic in your test code to handle both variations. What if instead of writing and maintaining all of this code, you used visual testing instead? Would that make things easier?
If you use visual testing tools, one of the biggest challenges you’ll face are displacement diffs: something gets wider, narrower, taller, or shorter and other visual elements shift vertically or…
Applitools Eyes 10.7 introduces a new set of built-in metrics, called Insights. Insights provides you with a visual display showing your current test status, including passing tests out of all tests run, failing tests, as well as new results to inspect and evaluate. You can view your overall results, as well as filter your results by batch run or by team – as well as report results over a specific date range. With Applitools Eyes Insights, you can track the progress of your visual testing projects.
If you are using Atlassian Bitbucket, you want your code pulls to drive code merges, and also merge branches of your Applitools baseline images. With our new Applitools and Bitbucket integration, you can. You can also use our Applitools and Atlassian Bitbucket integration to tie into your favorite CICD solution, including Atlassian Bamboo, Jenkins, TravisCI, CircleCI, and more.
Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash Jay Phelps, Reactive Programming nut and compiler enthusiast. Testing, for me, is a love-hate relationship. On one hand, I absolutely love the feeling that comes from having…