Selenium is one of the most—if not the most—popular names when it comes to browser automation tools. And even though you can use its automation power for any purpose you like, most people use this tool to test web applications. We’ve published many posts about Selenium. Today, we add yet another one to the list…
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Selenium is one of the most prominent choices when people need a test automation tool. Well, strictly speaking, Selenium is a browser automation tool. But more often than not, people end up using the automation power of Selenium to perform complex end-to-end testing. When doing such tests, you often need to use wait commands. This…
Selenium is a tool for browser automation. It can perform actions like clicking on a button or a link, typing texts into an input field, and just about any operation a real user can do manually. Selenium is used for automated testing and so much more. What you do with Selenium is up to you…
Safari is a widely used browser, second only to Google Chrome, with close to 20 percent total market share. It only makes sense that you can run end-to-end tests for your web applications on it. But to do this, you need SafariDriver, which allows Selenium tests on mobile iOS and macOS. This article is a…
Setting up a Selenium-Jenkins task comes with a lot of advantages for developers. Especially given how continuous integration / continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines need frequent tests. Achieving such a configuration is desirable as it automates even the automated tests themselves. This post will show interested developers how to set up and start running automated tests…
We’re back with another testing-related subject. Today’s topic is pretty straightforward: We’ll show you how to implement record and playback in Selenium. “Record and playback” refers to a specific approach to automated testing that allows people with no coding skills to create end-to-end or UI tests. Selenium is a popular browser automation tool that many…
When it comes to software testing tools in the browser automation space, you’d be hard-pressed to find a tool more popular than Selenium. Selenium is a powerful tool in different versions, each one best suited to a particular end. However, all that power and flexibility comes at a price: Selenium’s learning curve is somewhat steep….
Selenium has proven to be a good framework for automated testing. Automated testing speeds up the whole testing process. Though speed is a good thing while testing an application, sometimes you have to slow down and wait. Speed and slowing down are contradictory, but if you want quality and accuracy, it’s okay to wait when…
In our recent Ask Me Anything event, our community joined guest speaker, Benjamin Gruenbaum, Testim Dev Leader, to get all of their questions around Testim automation and software development answered. The Testim Community is a free platform where developers and QA automation professionals can learn from peers, attend online events with industry leaders, and…
Selenium bills itself as a tool to automate browsers. That kind of tool is critical for today’s continuous integration web development workflow. When you’re shipping code hours after a developer writes it, you need to be sure it works. The best way to do that is to automate tests that run against your application on…