What Is Selendroid? Selendroid, in short, is Selenium, but for Android. It’s a test automation framework powered by the Selenium client API that can drive the UI for native and hybrid Android applications. You can also use Selendroid to perform end-to-end tests on mobile web apps. You can use Selendroid to test applications without altering…
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Selenium is one of the most popular tools when it comes to testing automation. You can use it in a variety of ways, some of which do not result in clean, concise code. Fortunately, there are design patterns you can leverage to make your Selenium tests more organized and structured. This post covers one of…
The world is indeed becoming more agile, and automated tests are a must in order to keep up. By automating your tests, you can increase your speed and efficiency while ensuring that your product is of the highest quality. Automated tests also allow you to easily and quickly regression test your product, which is essential…
Salesforce is a leading software company and one of organizations’ most popular cloud-based customer relationship management (CRM) systems. The platform offers numerous integration and customization possibilities. You can use it to design an ideal solution to help you grow your business. Although Salesforce’s flexibility is one of its key advantages, performing continuous testing, which is…
Selenium and Cucumber are two tools that software developers use to execute tests. Both help find bugs in the software before releasing it to customers. However, it may seem difficult for developers to choose between these two tools, especially if they want to use a more advanced BDD (behavior-driven development) framework. This post is about…
Some test automation tools claim to import tests from other frameworks into their platform. Whether importing Selenium, Appium, TestProject, Cypress, Playwright, Puppeteer, or any other scripted tests, there are significant limitations on what will actually work. And even in rare instances where the imported tests work, they often carry forward the same flakiness and maintenance…
Selenium is a tool you can use to automate testing actions in a browser. Unsurprisingly, the main use case for Selenium is creating automated tests for web applications. And though there are different ways to use this technology, we’re here today to cover just one of them: Selenium WebDriver. Specifically, we’re covering one feature of…
Though most people probably think of Selenium as a test automation tool, it’s actually a solution for browser automation. Armed with such power, you can use it in whatever way best suits your needs. Selenium’s flexibility also shows in the several different flavors the tool offers. This post is a guide about one such flavor:…
The end goal of test automation is to ease the process of testing web pages. If test automation isn’t written in a well-structured manner, then the testing process becomes ambiguous and ineffective. In Selenium, Page Factory optimizes test instances created using the page object model (POM). The POM ensures that tests are written in a…
Testing is essential to the development process to ensure code quality and functionality. Testing can be performed manually or automated. Automated tests require less time to execute and are more efficient to run, so it’s a good idea to automate the test cases you plan to run repeatedly. This blog post will cover two of…